title speaks for itself.

aye!

Arr!

any of your wives catch a hissy fit about being on the computer?

my wife's a computer programmer, I think that answers that one. If not for her, I would not know half as much about these things as I do....so if she does, does that make it her fault??? lol

At what age did all of you start wanting to get married, and what age did you marry?

i'm married. been married for almost 2 years and i am 24. i never really cared to get married....it was just of a why the hell not type of thing. she whines about me being on the forums sometimes or if i talk to my friend who is a girl and is hot as hell....but she doesn't bitch about all the money i've put into my car recently or any of the future projects i want to do.

i'm married. been married for almost 2 years and i am 24. i never really cared to get married....it was just of a why the hell not type of thing. she whines about me being on the forums sometimes or if i talk to my friend who is a girl and is hot as hell....but she doesn't bitch about all the money i've put into my car recently or any of the future projects i want to do.

My Wife-to-be bitches about me being on forums also :D However, she loves gaming and doesn't mind me spending money on electronics. I don't put much money into my cars anymore. That was an expensive hobby that I just haven't had much interest in lately.

I'm getting married next Summer, i'll be 24 then. We've been together 5 years in June and I wouldn't trade it for anything.

my wife has all my passwords..
check all emails in/out/deleted
check my history
check cookies

has a tyraid about me being online, in some chat rooms
and etc..

i can't be the only one going though this nonsense. BS.

my wife has all my passwords..
check all emails in/out/deleted
check my history
check cookies

has a tyraid about me being online, in some chat rooms
and etc..

i can't be the only one going though this nonsense. BS.

I give you 3 years if she's this crazy...:bigthumb:

I've been married for 4 years I think. It seems like a lot less, but I guess that's right. Can't see myself being or living with anyone else. If I wasn;t with my current wife, I'd probably only have friends with benefits, if that.

I'm 26 BTW.

I've been married for 4 years I think. It seems like a lot less, but I guess that's right.



LOL

LOL
I'm a guy. I don't keep track of those things :D

my wife goes through my phone every now and then and cannot stand the fact that i wont give her my passwords. i dont care to know her's so she doesn't get mine.

suckers

suckers
How so?? :D

married? yes, 24 yrs as of 4/24. getting married wasn't really planned, just what we decided was best after she got pregnant. been thru the bitching about the comp, she never will understand the spending money on cars thing. been a real roller coaster ride. waaaaayy too much to bother posting here tho. long story short given the current situation, will be somewhat living single.

Wow. You must be oooold.

haha, single and HAPPY!

I don't think it's worth the tax break.

tax break?? that's funny only good tax break in WI is having kids!

I've been married 6 months now, been with her for 7+ years though.

I spend most of my internet time at work, so when I get home it is the furthest thing from my mind. She on the other hand is online quite a bit when I am around.

any of your wives catch a hissy fit about being on the computer?
I do recall some instances of my wife urging me to get off the computer. But those were times when we had projects looming to start.

My theory: The internet isn't required for cooking and cleaning.

At what age did all of you start wanting to get married, and what age did you marry?
I wanted to get married as soon as I was able to achieve bonage. However, I started late in my career as a husband for I was busy enjoying over a decade boning your mothers. I might have made you, Zero. You have my attitude.

Wow. You must be oooold.

that's funny, i don't feel old. i don't even act my age. :rock:

oh, so you're one of those cool old dudes. Like the kind I worked with at lexus and picked on till i wrestled one and got my ass handed to me.. almost literally.

Dont underestimate oldman strength.

oh, so you're one of those cool old dudes. Like the kind I worked with at lexus and picked on till i wrestled one and got my ass handed to me.. almost literally.

Dont underestimate oldman strength.

yep.

How so?? :D

because you got suckered into being her certified bitch-on-a-leash for the rest of her life :p

any of your wives catch a hissy fit about being on the computer?

No, but perhaps because my job involves me being on the computer :P

At what age did all of you start wanting to get married, and what age did you marry?

16, 24.

I'm a guy. I don't keep track of those things :D

:werd:

I don't think it's worth the tax break.

Tax break? Why wasn't I notified of this?

My taxes went UP.

so queen, I take it you never plan to get married? :)

can't say I've ever had the general desire

can't say I've ever had the general desire

I can't say I did either :P

because you got suckered into being her certified bitch-on-a-leash for the rest of her life :p
Listen up kids. This is how women think. Say no to marriage. :D

Find 'em
French 'em
Finger 'em
Fuck 'em
Forget 'em
???

I'm not married, but I may as well be. My girl and I have been together for a year today, but before that on and off for another 18 months, I think.... On and off from September 2004 to May 1st, 2006, then we became full time. When I'm not with her, I'm on the phone with her.

I tend to forget that she's still in HS and that I'm only 20 (I actually had to think bout that for a second (I thought I was 22 first)), when I get that thought that says I should buy an expensive ring and ask her a really big question.

Soulmates, we are....

...It's our anniversary, I have to get into that romantic mood.

For me it's more about "can I wake up next to you every day for the rest of my life" than anything to do with love

Oh, I totally would. Morning wood is of much larger concern to me.

For me it's more about "can I wake up next to you every day for the rest of my life" than anything to do with love

Why not?

Without love, I think it's more like "Can I _stand_ to wake up next to you every day for the rest of my life?"

I got married at 28 years of age way back in Ninteen Hundred and Ninety Nine. Marriage is a good thing. It's work for sure.

I have some advice for you spring chickens. Hold out as long as you can but not too long. You don't want be the old loser dude or dudette in the corner of the bar. Pickens will get kind'a slim, and you'll probably be stuck with some used up ho' with chittlens. You don't want that.

If you shoot your load too soon, like getting married before your late twenties, you'll miss out on a lot livin' and lovin'. Think twice.

Let's say your courtin' one with a mind on marryin', have a good look at her pappy and mammy, she gonna end up lookin' like one of them for sure. If they both fat slobs, well, that's what you gonna get too. If she can touch her thumb to her pinky around her wrist, she'll stay pretty skinny no matter what.

suckers
:stupid:

Why not?

Without love, I think it's more like "Can I _stand_ to wake up next to you every day for the rest of my life?"

YES! I was thinking this same thing and was about to say that.

For me it's more about "can I wake up next to you every day for the rest of my life" than anything to do with love
For some people, marriage doesn't seem compatible with themselves. And perhaps you sense that. It's probably best if you don't get married. And there is nothing wrong with that. I know a girl who has her doctorate and would rather date than marry. Now she is doing what she wants with no family ties. She does tell me that it gets lonely but somehow she is able to push that aside.

I always wanted kids and is the reason I wanted to marry.

My limited life experiences have taught me that divorce = bad and divorce with kids = very bad. I try to act accordingly....ts

as an independent person, I can certainly see this point of view, I could never be reduced to the "let's share everything" naive high school romance mentality

I think the best marriages are based on people who have active lives outside of the marriage, too much time with any person gets old

In a perfect marriage, I think you should have about 35% common interests, but should be able to put up with the other person's interests, at least 85% of the time. In the household, if something is meant to be private, it should be kept that way, so long as some sort of act to make it privacy is made, such as a sealed envelope, taped box, computer password... if it is made in such a way that it is open to all public (ie: an open internet forum) then respect is always nice, but if you put something in the open, expect it to be read, but if someone crosses that weird little boundary, don't get too pissed.

Share a bed, share a home, share meals, live seperate lives 70% of the time. I think that's a good equation.

I think the best marriages are based on people who have active lives outside of the marriage, too much time with any person gets old

I agree 100%. Everyone needs their own space. Too much time together = people going at others throats... That can creep up on you though if you truly do love the person and desire to spend 99% of your time with them... but the easiest position to play is Monday morning quarterback. :)

For some people, marriage doesn't seem compatible with themselves. And perhaps you sense that. It's probably best if you don't get married. And there is nothing wrong with that. I know a girl who has her doctorate and would rather date than marry. Now she is doing what she wants with no family ties. She does tell me that it gets lonely but somehow she is able to push that aside.


That about sums it up

Married at 25 now going on our 2nd year of marriage and my wife is a bigger internet nerd then me so she doesn't bother me about being on line. I fell in love with her the moment I saw her or would that be lust at first not sure (she was on a pole wearing a little red riding outfit,) but I love her and feel lucky to have met her. In two years we've fought only twice and that was because I told her mom something completely embarrasing that she use to do when she was in high school and when I accidently told her sister she was a stripper during college when we were drunk for new years. Other then that our marriage is great and I love waking up next to her every day. but I do agree some people are just not marriage people which I guess sums up all the divorces in southern californina.

... at first not sure (she was on a pole wearing a little red riding outfit,) but I love her and feel lucky...

pics or it didn't happen.

^nice avatar.

she has a picture somewhere on here. I'll post one if I can find one of her on costume in costume.

checked my photobucket and couldn't find any of her in her outfit, but did find the two I posted here.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v489/Alexjt8/Kristina004.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v489/Alexjt8/Kristinaatball2.jpg

sorry for you guys.

Lol I wouldn't be seen with a girl whose tits are hanging out... and those mother fuckers are veiny and bruised or something... cover that shit up.

Show me class, not ass.

Stretch marks.

I have miles of them myself, I keep them discreetly hidden under my clothes.

Stretch marks.

I have miles of them myself, I keep them discreetly hidden under my clothes.

God, I feel fat...

oooh a redhead even.:drool: with nice :boobies: