How many people here wish dating and marriage never existed?

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27 Feb 2011, 2:48 pm

Erisad wrote:
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Lots of people think clu8bbing is mature & staying home doing simple things is immature.


Who thinks this?!
I've never met one of these people, once you're past being a teenager that is.


I was going to ask this. Most people think that going out drinking and clubbing is immature and staying home is being responsible.

Lots of people I've met younger than 30 think so. People i've worked with, my neighbors, some of my family ect


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27 Feb 2011, 2:48 pm

Well, you're in the minority then.



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27 Feb 2011, 3:30 pm

But what if I don't like clubbing? What if I want to stay at home to wind down/relax?



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27 Feb 2011, 3:31 pm

Jonsi wrote:
But what if I don't like clubbing? What if I want to stay at home to wind down/relax?


Then you're fine. :D



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27 Feb 2011, 3:32 pm

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But what if I don't like clubbing? What if I want to stay at home to wind down/relax?


then you're officially an adult. 8) :wink:



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27 Feb 2011, 3:52 pm

emlion wrote:
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But what if I don't like clubbing? What if I want to stay at home to wind down/relax?


then you're officially an adult. 8) :wink:

:(

I've been an adult since I was 15.



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27 Feb 2011, 4:52 pm

flamemasterelan wrote:
emlion wrote:
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But what if I don't like clubbing? What if I want to stay at home to wind down/relax?


then you're officially an adult. 8) :wink:

:(

I've been an adult since I was 15.


I've been an adult all my life. Damn it feels good to be an adult. 8)



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27 Feb 2011, 4:55 pm

I've been an adult since a previous life.


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27 Feb 2011, 5:14 pm

Yes I am against marriage. Marriage is a coercive institution in which some good-looking but aggressive men have all the power.



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27 Feb 2011, 5:37 pm

I dont nessarily wish that it didnt exist, I just wish their wasnt so much dang hype around it. All these romantized ideals that just lead people to dissapointment cause they cant find their "one" like people in movies do. And theres some of us who just arent attractive for s**t in real life for whatever reason. Theres the whole dating "game" which is ridiculous. By all means, I dont want to have arranged marriages or anything. I wish we could all be asexual, no romantized ideals, no roles in male female interaction, no pressure, etc. I almost feel that my mom is starting to put "subtle" pressure on me when she starts all her dumb stories about so and so having a bf. Its like hint, hint.



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27 Feb 2011, 5:53 pm

I think dating is essential in getting to know if you even like him/her, which let's you know if you two are compatible. On the other hand, marriage, to me, is pointless. Two people need not tie a knot to stay faithful. Marriage, by definition, is the state of being united to a person of the opposite or same sex in a consensual and contractual relationship recognized by law. Nevertheless, this concept cannot magically keep love and sex between the couple, can it? Many relationships, marriage or not, have and will faulter. And remember, lots of money will be lost trying to break a marriage and rip the license in half. Then there's custody of the children. And the court decides your parental fate. In my view, marriage should not exist. It should be up to the couples to decide their own futures. Work out your issues or he can pack his bags and they work out their own custody arrangement.

Here's a funny example.

http://www.theonion.com/video/new-law-w ... don,14401/



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27 Feb 2011, 7:06 pm

dunbots wrote:
I think dating and marriage are the stupidest inventions by humankind. :P


+ 1


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28 Feb 2011, 6:38 am

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:lol: It would be interesting to have a system where marriage contracts were annulled by default after 12 months unless both parties signed a declaration of satisfaction. But they'd probably charge an annual fee for it.



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28 Feb 2011, 6:49 am

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How many people here wish dating and marriage never existed?

i could not care less what goes on outside my periphery.
i guess i am glad that "dating" and "marriage" exists because it keeps people off the streets and out of my way (to a degree(people at the supermarket buying nappies (diapers) are among the exceptions)).



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28 Feb 2011, 6:56 am

ToughDiamond wrote:
It would be interesting to have a system where marriage contracts were annulled by default after 12 months unless both parties signed a declaration of satisfaction. But they'd probably charge an annual fee for it.


That's a good idea, actually. Make them like 12 month phone contracts: you have to renew them every year, and they expire if you don't. Makes more sense in the real world than the current system IMO.