Asked a girl to marry...
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...and she said no. fail.
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Chin Up. It will pass; granted no time soon. Keep yourself busy and don't return her calls if she makes any. It may be crude but you will have a hard working through it if you talk more than necessary.
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...and she said no. fail.
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That's 500 hit points, though, so you're getting stronger.
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You got lucky: dump her and move on: sow some wild oats, enjoy your life: don't get married until you're at least 30, have built a career, have some money behind you and have done all the travelling and womanising you can. Marriage is a wonderful institution... but who wants to live in an institution?
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You got lucky: dump her and move on: sow some wild oats, enjoy your life: don't get married until you're at least 30, have built a career, have some money behind you and have done all the travelling and womanising you can. Marriage is a wonderful institution... but who wants to live in an institution?
Yeah, a lot of people talk like that. I feel bad for them.
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EliottA wrote:
Would rather 5 years of bliss then 5 years of hell waiting to repeat...
I suspect you will come to see it differently in time. Go get drunk or stoned, go sky diving, buy something you cant afford or all of the above.
I wish I was as fortunate as fortunate as me
Your first point is fantastic (and I'm surprised nobody else brought it up) but how would getting drunk or stoned help at all? :confused:
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Been there, done that. My commiserations. :rose: Really, really hard to get over, but definitely possible.
Cheers, Vikram. (Cracked not one CCC, but two!)
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EliottA wrote:
fail.
You'll reassess such a judgement in a while... :rolleyes:
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Yeah, a lot of people talk like that. I feel bad for them.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
I think it's down to the individual. I've never got married, never really wanted to but at the same time I have friends who have married and that's the right thing for them. We all make our choices and hopefully that's the right choice.
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25 is too young ? Wow. That really sucks, I am sorry. I've had two girlfriends, and married both . The first asked me, the second told me early on she intended to say yes, so I've never had to deal with asking and not knowing what the answer would be.
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Unless you're a polygamist, that's not a paragon of marital success - not bad going though. :)
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You got lucky: dump her and move on: sow some wild oats, enjoy your life: don't get married until you're at least 30, have built a career, have some money behind you and have done all the travelling and womanising you can. Marriage is a wonderful institution... but who wants to live in an institution?
I total aggree, there's so much to see and do in your 20s, don't waste and have a total blast. Only after you experienced life you can settle down get married and have a family - you'll appriciate it a whole lot more.
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Your first point is fantastic (and I'm surprised nobody else brought it up) but how would getting drunk or stoned help at all? :confused:
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It helps your feelings in the short term. I don't think anyone here (with even half a brain) would expect more, but it is a good immediate solace.
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Josh Gray wrote:
"'cause she's 19, how bogan would it look to get married at 19?"
ROTFL !!! This is why I hate buses. Two experiences spring to mind, one was some welfare bums in Donna's family seeing me and Hannah on the bus, ( Han was 4 or 5 ) and coming over to tell us in loud voices how they were no longer a couple, but they live together for convenience and cheapness, and so they both live with their daughter. Everyone on the bus was cringing and staring. The second was a woman complaining about her job so much, and how it was destroying her life, that her friend asked why she didn't look for somthing else. She was with the public service, and was keeping her job for the pension it paid. So she is well paid when she retires and bitches all day about how much she hated her job. 19 is a fair way from 25, but I don't think it's bogan to get married then ( or at all, really ). That's pretty funny tho, that she'll decide on a specific proposal, based on a perception of what people may think. Must be a serious relationship. I can't imagine asking a girl to marry me and being told she was going to think it over. That would suck more than no, I reckon ( because it would surely be 'no', it would at least be a very tentative 'yes' )
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Christian Graus wrote:
That's pretty funny tho, that she'll decide on a specific proposal, based on a perception of what people may think
Maybe she is wiser than you think... perhaps she recognizes the superficiality of her decision to not marry based on what other people think, so she is waiting until she is older and mature enough to accept ;P
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Your first point is fantastic (and I'm surprised nobody else brought it up) but how would getting drunk or stoned help at all? :confused:
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It's how a good portion of the "western world" would tend to deal with their problems, so long as it doesn't become a habit, there's no problem. Like Brady said, it's a great short term release, just don't come to rely on it. I'd shoot for drunk in this kind of situation, go out and dance the fandango!
He who makes a beast out of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man
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Yeah, a lot of people talk like that. I feel bad for them.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
I wouldn't, each has their merrits, personally I chose to mix the 2. I enjoyed myself as a singleton all the way up right through til my last term of uni, and definitely enjoyed myself! The gf who I met then is the one I'm with now, and we've both clearly stated neither of us are remotely interested in kids for at least another 10 years (we're both 23), we want to get money behind us, sample life's pleasures, and enjoy our time with each other.
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Good luck to you, brother Eliott; we've all been (or will be) on the wrong side of the street emotionally in this dance of life. Grieving is a natural human process, and letting it "flow through us," experiencing it fully, leads to change (although the "change" may be "inner" rather than "outer"). best, Bill
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Christian Graus wrote:
25 is too young ? Wow.
Two girls sitting behind me on the bus this morning... Girl one - "She's going to say no? why?" Girl two - "'cause she's 19, how bogan would it look to get married at 19?"
I wish I was as fortunate as fortunate as me
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It's how a good portion of the "western world" would tend to deal with their problems, so long as it doesn't become a habit, there's no problem. Like Brady said, it's a great short term release, just don't come to rely on it. I'd shoot for drunk in this kind of situation, go out and dance the fandango!
He who makes a beast out of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man
There's a lot to be said for the fact that alcohol doesn't make your problems go away, you just have to deal with them with a banging headache in the morning.
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Young: 25 Smoke: I shouldn't that's it. Fuck my life.
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Congrats for having the guts to ask.
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