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Originally Posted by Tapow Dayok
It's really not my intention to sound like a condensing dick when asking this next question, but I can't think of a better way to ask it, so sorry.
Have you ever consider that you aren't really any wiser from the experience and that this "I was so young and naive back then" bit is just a cop out?
Let me clarify: I've got female friends who play a game and it sounds similar to one you are playing ITT. Here's how the game works: If you are in a long term relationship with a guy, it's "love." The second it ends, "Nope. I was young and naive when I said that. It wasn't really love. It was just "lust." Man, it's awesome I have such a better perspective on things now."
Isn't is possible that you're (possibly subconsciously) discounting the feelings you used to feel now retroactively? I mean, you got married. Isn't it possible that it's easier to blame everything on being young and naive rather than admit that you felt just about as strongly as you could possibly ever feel for another person and then it feel apart?
Anything is possible.
people should be learning something and growing when they have relationships though. I was 19 when I got married, I hardly knew anything. I'm 24 now, I can say I know a lot more (and still hardly know anything)... if I haven't gotten wiser in this time then... well... I suck.
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Originally Posted by Fred G Sanford
I don't get this...I went to a wedding on May 29th this year and I just heard that the marriage is in trouble. Both people are 23. Obviously the problems did not start after May 29th but what makes people go through with a wedding that they know is wrong at the time?
Saying you made a big mistake is not really an answer. Why didn't you back out? Did you not have the courage to back out or say no?
I knew it was bad I just didn't know how to make it all stop. Lots of forward momentum, imo.
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Originally Posted by Dr. Spaceman
Snoop,
What are some differences between your ex-husband and the guy you are currently dating (aside from the fact that his father is a famous poker author/publisher)?
I'm not dating anyone famous or who is related to anyone famous.
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Originally Posted by JustJ46671
is this a trend? will you have a series of failed marriages?
as you throw your focus behind your career, do you think this will lead to other relationships which will grow around your chosen field?
does it carry any weight in your overall life win/fail assessment?
No. No. No. No.
[QUOTE=animal_chin;21693729]So let me get this straight.
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You turn 19 and get married.
Get divorced at 23.
Did you go to college? How was it being married and in college (if you did go to college)?
When did Ryan Beal come into the picture? I thought you were with him for about a year. So that would mean you just broke up with him recently, which did not happen afaik.
Ever cheat on your husband? Did he cheat on you that you know of?
Did you live in a state where everything is split 50/50 or was it an equitable distribution state?
What did you get in the divorce? Anything real sweet?
Number one thing that you guys fought about in the marriage?
Why get married so young? Did you guys date in high school or something? How big was your high school? I'm really bored, am I boring you with these questions? What did you guys do for money if you were that young? How long did you live together before you got married. How many boyfriends prior to this guy did you have? What makes Low Key so much better than this guy?
Being married and going to school was fine, I didn't have many issues with it.
RB and I weren't "together". We weren't talking for a year either.
I never cheated he did. He got pretty much everything because I wasn't going to fight over anything. We didn't know each other long before we got married.
I haven't compared LK to anyone. He's head and shoulders above anything that it isn't comparable.
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Originally Posted by High Time John
Who is LK's father?
Your mother.
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Originally Posted by Dominic
Snoop, when you get married that young and it fails, it's not a big deal at all. In a few years, you'll look back on it and just shake your head and wonder what in the heck you were thinking - if you don't already.
Now, I was 46 and got married to a woman who was so completely wrong for me that it was silly. And 4 months later we got it annulled.
The older I get the less I know.
Ty for the words! At least you were able to get it annulled
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Originally Posted by KUR0SH
Pot committed LDO
This
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Originally Posted by 8_high
i dunno what to ask really.. pretty wierd subject,
what kind of carriage was it? what brand, how big , did it have a parasol ,
was it an enclosed carriage , how many steed were used when forging rivers with the carriage, when did it fail, etc
I'm getting a buggy next.
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Originally Posted by abb1987
Did you want kids?
No.
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Originally Posted by boozy
Can you elaborate on why exactly the sex wasn't good? Was this a major factor in the divorce?
He would never fist me! Of course it was a major factor!