Do you believe in fairy tale marriages?

Question

Do you believe in Happily Ever After? If not how come?

Answer 1

Fairy tale is only happen in the movies

Married need work. newly wed or not. need work and work hard to improve. Just like you own a house you have to keep up with maintenance and service repair to keep it standing. If you maintaining your house well than your house will stand strong and last through out your life time and even to your children.

married is need the working effort from the couples. both have to work hard and try to improve

Answer 2

No. Because our minds are too complicated to allow us to be "Happily Ever after".  

Answer 3

i believe in it...

Answer 4

no i don't believe in a fairy tale marriage, because people aren't perfect.

Answer 5

No such animal...which is why it's called a fairy tale.

You can have happily ever after tho..with trust, compassion, understanding, acceptance, respect and love....those things must be nurtured...it just doesn't happen in a big 'POOF!'

Answer 6

It happens, but it's rare so I don't expect it. I feel relationships should last as long as they are good and right for both (or all) and if that is "forever" great...if not, well that's not surprising really, even if it is disappointing.

Answer 7

I believe in happily ever after.

I don't believe in fairy tale marriages......they don't exist.

A marriage is happily ever after because the couple works at it being happily ever after.

Answer 8

not anymore, cause one person always believes it more than the other person. so then the one that believed the lie the most is awfully shocked with their prince charming turns out to be the scum bag she always dreaded.

Answer 9

only in the movies or in novels but in the real world marriage requires work and not every day is a happy one.

Answer 10

Because statistics have shown 50% fail.

Look if you bought a car and the salesman said "now, you love this car, it is a great car...however, 50% of the time the brakes might not be working."

Would you buy this car?  

Personally my divorce did not cost me much financially, however my next trip (if any) I will prepare myself for divorce.  I will make sure all of my ducks are in a row so IF my husband decides to cheat, abuse, etc. I will be ready to walk out that door.

I know many women deep down wish they had the self love to actually secure their happiness and not leech onto a man hoping for "happily ever after."

Answer 11

The idea of a fairy tale marriage implies there's no work.  Marriage is a lot of work with lots of rewards.  

I believe people can be happy together the rest of their lives, but it takes work and commitment, not a fairy godmother.

Answer 12

Well it depends on whos fairy tale it is. As for me yes I believe. I have my fairy tale marriage. Mine was to find a guy that was not judgemental towards anyone especially me and that cared about what went on in our relationship and put it first and would have very little jealous issues. I have a husband that is my best friend and I can talk to him about anything. Even about other people who flirt with me or anything.

So yes I do and we will live happily ever after unless one of us drastically changes

Answer 13

No but I do believe in Maintaining Relationships..Have A Read

http://www.thisisby.us/index.php/content...

Answer 14

Only in the movies and romance novels.... I just don't think they excist in real life.

Answer 15

First answer says it all!!

Answer 16

Happily Ever After is only possible if nothing at all changes.  Of course, in an ever-changing world it is obvious that happily ever after is impossible.  

Of course, I do believe in a marriage lasting a lifetime, but the individual people in it are not always going to be happy.  That's why you have to work to make marriages last and you truly have to care about the other person.

Answer 17

Um..not but that doesn't mean that you can't be happy in a marriage. It is work.

Answer 18

what the heck.. you got to be kidding me..no way no how. is there such a thing