If could have phrased it (without sounding "clunky") to something like "How long have you gone without doing it twice in the same year"... it would have been a lot longer for me.
All too often "Mr. Right" is also "Mr. Right Next To You." Part of the problem lies in believing that someone who doesn't live up to your "standards" couldn't possibly be Mr. Right.
I roll my own and they cost me about $10/carton. The machine is easy to use (after becoming experienced at it) and they're indistinguishable from "store bought."
There's another advantage other than cost. The selection of flavors is much larger, and you can mix and match them any way you want. One of my favorites is Cherry / Vanilla.
Yes, but people do change. The person you marry today is not likely to be the person you're married to 7 years from now. (dunno why... but 7 years does seem to be a common time frame)
I believe the "trick" is to both change in the same way, together. You are the sum total of everything you've experienced in life. So is your partner. The more you experience together, the more you'll have in common.
Actually... no. But bring her along. Sure, you might get some "henpecked" kidding at first... but I'd bet these comments are coming from those who wished they were in your place.
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What is the longest you've "gone without"?
Sadly, been there. Although my longest stretch was 6 years, I'm currently over 3 years - about 6 months of that was during marriage.