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Yes. Being friends is even more important that being in love.
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not sure if he is my dad but dont marry a guy cause your pregnant
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Yes, that it should be outlawed..
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Marriage does not have to mean pain and humiliation. It taught me to marry someone the exact opposite of my father.
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I think they were quite happy b4 i was in the picture!
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yes, that men love to cheat and that it's often better to not get married if you are just going to have to put up with years of constant abuse
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I was very young when they passed away so no their marriage did not teach me a whole lot. My uncle took me in for a short time and later I moved in with a family which was not such a great place. I won't say that I do not thank them for giving me a home but it was no ideal picture perfect way of life.
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Yes .. many things, but most important and relevant to me, to look beyond that which seemingly appears before me :)
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Growing up with them, watching every move, knowing thier entire lifes, Yea they taught me my entire life.
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It took me years to realize my mother was weak, and my father was overbearing, and that I am not like either of them.
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Yes - THINK before you get married. My parents were the worse for one another. They claim they stayed "for the kids" yet never bothered to ask us. Stay for YOU and NOT for anything other.
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Yes, it taught me that life is too short to be unhappy and that you shouldn't be afraid to leave a bad marriage.
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My parents divorced when I was 2 so I have never seen a marriage as it should be. It has reflected in my life; I've been divorced twice. I really think I just don't know how to be married.
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yeah, a lot.. but i is dumb, i won't learn i'm afraid LOL
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Yes. It takes a lot of work and give and take. Just don't only take.
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Yes. I want a marriage like theirs. Monday will be their 45th anniversary! :D
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yes, my mom and dad split when i was 6 my mom married 2 more time my dad once and now there back together,
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Sadly, to break up the minute things get hard.
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Yes, that staying together for 54 years is do-able.
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sexual relations arent "that" important.
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Yep. That they were a poor example.
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It taught me that marriage isn't easy. It's a lot of work that takes both sides to make it work.
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yea i want mine to last more than 6 years
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Marriage can be a lot of fun, if you know when to play. My parents would sometimes set out to accomplish something - doing chores, shopping, fixing something - but stop halfway through because they were playing... and I mean, actually playing. Joking around, passing notes, flirting with eachother. Sometimes, they'd find old dolls or toys from when we (the kids) were little and they'd actually PLAY with them. I think maturity is not so much about deciding that certain things are no longer okay as it is learning when and where those things are still okay. The bills got paid, the house got cleaned, things got fixed... but somewhere in the mix, my parents acted like children.
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Yes. Training. My mom doted on dad... and now he can't pack a suitcase, make a lunch.... my poor hubbie!! Of course, he apparently can't find the sink to put his dinner dishes in, so where did I go wrong??? lol!!
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yes but all the wrong things, thier marriage was abusive and ended in divorce, and so was and did mine.:)
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How laughter and fun makes it gel
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It's taught me that people really can be that happy with each other.
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Yes. I learned that marriage is something I will never involve myself with.
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Yes, not to get married! They didn't have many squabbles, but when they did, it would make Hurricane Katrina look like a summer breeze.
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yep , they are like love birds they have been married since 20 years but they still care and love eachother ! that taught me that there is someone outthere that will make me happy for the rest of my life , i am still looking for the dream of my life , and i am sure that i am gonna find it :)
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My father still says that the secret to a good marriage is to marry the right person.
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Yes....stay single!
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Yes, never to attempt it.
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Nope.
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Yes,it did.
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I already knew from observing others and knowing what not to do in a marriage.
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Yes: 1. Always keep open communication. 2. Putting your partner before yourself does not have to men neglecting yourself. 3. Pay attention to your partner's needs. 4. Put your marriage before your children. 5. Be sure to have balance in your life, don't be a workaholic.
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yes.... dont be like them
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Yes, they taught me about loyalty and standing by one's wife/husband even when times are hard. My mother had agoraphobia. She didn't leave our house for 30 years! Dad stood beside her and helped as best he could. He was a totally amazing man.
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Yes. Choose your partner really carefully.
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Getting married young & struggling financially makes it that much harder. Also, getting married for the wrong reasons, ie pregnancy, is also not a good idea.
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Yes, it taught me that a marriage built on the foundation of mutual love and affection lasts a lifetime.
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My father always told me, "It's just as easy to marry a beautiful, rich girl than it is to marry a poor ugly one." As soon as he had said that, I knew his marriage wouldn't last and by the same indicator, that my eventual marriage would. My parents marriage - 17 years My marriage - 28 and counting. Hope this helps.
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