How many really want (62)

Jan 8, 2007 10:19 PM CST How many really want
Rose2
Rose2Rose2Salmon Arm, British Columbia Canada1 Threads 7 Posts
Well I believe in longterm and marriage. blushing
Jan 8, 2007 10:20 PM CST How many really want
superdougie11
superdougie11superdougie11Edmonton, Canada40 Threads 533 Posts
I want something longterm. I have plan's for my future and I would love to find someone that will be there with me to enjoy it!
Jan 8, 2007 10:28 PM CST How many really want
rezmama2005
rezmama2005rezmama2005Sarnia, Ontario Canada43 Threads 305 Posts
Same here Dougie.. Me i am just looking for the right man for me and my son!! dancing
Jan 8, 2007 10:59 PM CST How many really want
chris93
chris93chris93essex, Ontario Canada17 Threads 55 Posts
I myself am looking for long term and even marriage with the right person
Jan 24, 2007 1:11 PM CST How many really want
Gulfstar
GulfstarGulfstarChilliwack, British Columbia Canada2 Threads 20 Posts
I an definately in for the "Long Haul" so really long term appeals more as there is hardly any chance of knowing someone if they are always playing the dating game. I just date one woman at a time and with many months between as it leaves time for thought and reflection.
Also my friends give me feedback which also helps and all tend to agree that dating in todays society is definately NOT an easy task.
Jan 24, 2007 3:10 PM CST How many really want
canadian_angel46
canadian_angel46canadian_angel46St. Catharines, Ontario Canada3 Threads 312 Posts
l also would love a long term relationship that hopefully willturn into marriage. But l do have one problem, most of the guys l have met are looking for that relationship but with no thoughts of marriage, just living together and to me thats not the same...its a committment but one thats easy to walk out on and give up.
l quess l want that paper, yes its only a paper but it says you have committed yourselves forever.
Jan 24, 2007 3:49 PM CST How many really want
Brew01
Brew01Brew01Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada58 Threads 1,613 Posts
I'll date a woman, I'll live with a woman as long as she'll have me, I'll be faithful to the woman, but I would never EVER marry again, been down that road before, soooooooooooooo not worth the b.s.

lesson learned professor
Jan 24, 2007 5:15 PM CST How many really want
Honeydipped06
Honeydipped06Honeydipped0627 Threads 304 Posts
but I would never EVER marry again, been down that road before, soooooooooooooo not worth the b.s.


ooooooooooooo someone seems a bit bitter. you sound like you have a lot to bring to a new happy relationship. Good luck.


MMrolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
Jan 24, 2007 7:59 PM CST How many really want
Pucks
PucksPucksVernon, Canada107 Threads 3,326 Posts
I am not sure i'd get married again too. Honey, i like your been there done that line. I am starting to think that long term again sounds great, without the piece of paper.confused
Jan 24, 2007 8:02 PM CST How many really want
Honeydipped06
Honeydipped06Honeydipped0627 Threads 304 Posts
i think it all depends on who you meet, you never know.

MMcheering
Jan 24, 2007 8:07 PM CST How many really want
wolfdogs1000
wolfdogs1000wolfdogs1000Vermilion, Alberta Canada26 Threads 496 Posts
Well my last relationship was 9 1/2 yrs and never resulted in marriage...

however as my aunt once said "Happiness does not a marriage make"

ALTHOUGH I would like the long term ending in marriage... I want a chance to be the bride! I know to get there it will take some dating and some trial and error but one day that is where I would like to be...
Jan 26, 2007 7:49 PM CST How many really want
snglewpgguy
snglewpgguysnglewpgguyWinnipeg, Manitoba Canada5 Threads 66 Posts
Dating...then going out....then Long-term....leading to marriage.

Seems old fashioned, and maybe it is... Living together has tax advantages.... professor But, I want to do the proposal with rings, the ceremony, etc...ok, I AM old fashioned, in that way. yawn But I am not boring.... devil
Jan 26, 2007 9:51 PM CST How many really want
bikerprincess
bikerprincessbikerprincessBowmanville, Ontario Canada2 Threads 19 Posts
i was married once and alwasy said that was good enough .. now i would love to get married again but for the long haul .. the romance the house the dogs the kids the whole nine yards .. ive been trying now for years and nothing ... i've been engaged twice since my divorce but it never pans out .. i guess it was for the better but i dont get why they asked if they werent seriou .. but i still want the whole nine yard blushing
Jan 29, 2007 8:59 PM CST How many really want
essej
essejessejportage, Manitoba Canada2 Threads 79 Posts
Forever
Feb 2, 2007 6:40 AM CST How many really want
Good post Honey!

Isn't that what they call "baggage"?

Life is too short to bring it into a new relationship. Never say never! A new person in your life should not have to pay for the mistakes of the previous person who hurt you or caused you unhappiness. Do people really enter into a new relationship with negativity? Talk about being set up to fail from the get-go!
Feb 2, 2007 6:55 AM CST How many really want
wikked
wikkedwikkedAjax, Ontario Canada655 Threads 4 Polls 6,091 Posts
I don't think so Honey...he said he'd be willing to be "involved" live with them...and i'm sure all the other things that make a relationship...all he does not want for himself is the "piece of paper"...I don't think that makes him sound bitter...just realistic

I myself am not totally convinced that i want to be "married" again..having that piece of paper did not guarantee success...but i do know i would love to live out the rest of my life with someone whom I love and respect...and a piece of paper is not going to make me any more faithful and devoted to that relationship...

"Long-term" is going to happen between the right two people ultimately anyways...so no need to "look" for it...(that's my answer by the way!grin )
Feb 2, 2007 11:24 PM CST How many really want
Kiss_this_miss
Kiss_this_missKiss_this_misswinnipeg, Manitoba Canada7 Threads 46 Posts
I couldn't agree with you more, wikked! You summed it up beautifully. I think most of us want the chance to meet that someone we're truly compatible with...even if we have personal fears of commitment or taking the plunge again.
I think that letting it happen when it happens (face it--none of us has any control over this anyways!)is the only way to find your next great love. Who knows? Maybe we are all meant to have more than 1 great love in our lives anyways...smitten
Feb 3, 2007 7:32 AM CST How many really want
wikked
wikkedwikkedAjax, Ontario Canada655 Threads 4 Polls 6,091 Posts
That could be the answer as well...

Most people are looking for the "ONE" great love...complete with ALL the qualities they think they want...
What if you were meant to "experience" some of those qualities with many different "loves"...but settle down for life with just one...would that work for anyone??
Feb 3, 2007 8:46 AM CST How many really want
42lonelyman
42lonelyman42lonelymanPeterborough, Ontario Canada6 Threads 36 Posts
well, having just separated from my ex recently, I have to say that there were some good times in our marriage. Relationships can be hard work. BUT if you meet the right one, and you truly love each other, then I say go for it. I think I have found her myself... and I refuse to let the ex control me. there are a lot of people out there that think marriage is just a piece of paper. NOT SO! marriage is a willingness to make a commitment to one person. if everything I hope happens, marriage is something I'd be looking to persue.
Feb 3, 2007 11:03 AM CST How many really want
rarepearl720
rarepearl720rarepearl720London, Canada2 Threads 208 Posts
I have gone both ways on this topic. Before I met Sylvain I never thought I wanted to get married or if indeed anyone would WANT to marry me.

However my views on this topic have changed. Now I agree that marriage is a committment between two people who want to have a future together. You decide that you want to commit, be loyal to each other, and not hurt each other, to dream of a future together. to be there when times are good and when times are not so good. To lift each other up when they are down.

I know you can have this same committment without a piece of paper, but the piece of paper means that the other person is not going anywhere anytime soon. They have agreed to this committment with you, in fact so much so that they have have agreed to sign a "contract" with you in this regard.

I now want marriage and all the elements that it brings with it, the good and the not so good, the love, the sharing of life. Marriage means a lot to me, and I would like another chance to get it right.

Christine
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