Rui said:
Aww I think I missed something entertaining
R
Hell, your not the only one
Mutsumi said:
Aww man, this is just the kind of thread I could let loose some innuendo into. Now the opening post has been edited and the thread is straying off topic. ;_; No innuendo or puns for me.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I saw this topic and instantly thought "could be interesting"
As everything is sort of lost to me right now... i'll follow on from these:
1.to expensive
It can be, but all the money in the world can't buy you love, so at the end of the day... richer or poorer; the fact you'll be together means monetary values aren't as important (though money does help you enjoy life more)
2. you see them everyday and you just want to be alone once and awhile
Well, I do agree that at times i just want time to myself, but you know what? i'd never wish to be left fully alone. The saying "you don't know what you've got till its gone" is one of the truest things in life, so when you've got someone, be thankful that they love and accept you for who you are as much as you do for them. Time apart makes the heart grow fonder, but too much time apart breaks it down.... as you grow up you'll learn that life is a constant balancing act, once you've got to a happy medium its all plain sailing from there
3. they nag you about things
Haha, If experience has told me anything, its that you only ever get nagged at if your to blame (for not thinking/helping or paying attention)
4. some people try to change you slowly but surely
To be specific.... your constantly changing, (on a very small level your cells die and are replaced millions of times a day) As a human its part of life to mature, adapt, excel and progress, whether that be physically or mentally.. so i don't really think that changing is the problem. If they love you for who you are then thats all that matters (i could bet money on it that by the time your 50 you'll have changed so much and it will be of your own accord, with or without a spouse, its just a part of life like i said)
5. i dedicated my life to my family first
And what happens when you marry the love of your life? you have kids of your own... will you still class them as friends, and devote yourself to your parents and siblings? ofcorse not. Family can be anything, foster carers look after kids that aren't genetically theirs, intergrate them into their family and treat them the same. why? because you don't have to be genetically related to be family... family are important, but you'll eventually grow up to have a new family of your own.