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Which one of these makes most sense to you about marriage?

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1. "you should not marry someone that you can live with; but someone that you cannot live without"

2. "you should marry the best person among those who would accept you"

3. "you should not marry a perfect person; but a person that is perfect for you"

4. "you should keep both eyes open before marriage. After marriage, you should close one eye and open the other"

(u should be picky to select the right person, but once you got married, you should forget about her/his weakness)

5. When selecting a partner, a girl should try to use more mind, a guy should try using more heart.

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  1. 6. If you give 100% and your husband/wife gives 100%, there is no room for misunderstandings.


  2. you should not marry a perfect person; but a person that is perfect for you

    I think that people who are "perfect" don't really appeal to me.

    I don't like it.

    I like quirks.

    I like when people make mistakes.

    That's what makes us human.

    Perfection is boring.

  3. I like 3.. but 5 has some comical sense to it :P

  4. Number 3. I definitely like that one. I tell my boyfriend that all the time. It's so true! I would change it to someone *almost* perfect for you though.

  5. How about all of the above? I like 4 the best, although I am not married. I think marriage is the end all be all...it's for life. Take your time dating and really getting to know and trust the person you marry them. But once you do, that's it. You better learn to work with each other for better or for worse. Marriage is about love and passion, but also commitment.

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  7. Lol, these all sound like campy quotes from some Reader's Digest article or an Oprah guest.  They're all good advice--in theory.  In practice, life is a helluva lot more complicated, and sometimes we just have to wing it.

    About the only advice I can offer, based on my life's observations, is to never marry someone just because you're afraid of being alone.  Rushing into marriage is the best way to find yourself rushing back out of one.


  8. ...none of the above...thanks for asking...

  9. None. It's too simplistic.

  10. 3

  11. lmost all make sense, but how about"marry one who loves u and not the one u love"?!


  12. I would strongly argue 3, perhaps with an element of 4 for good measure. But the 'correct' answer must surely be the one that attunes most closely with an individual's goals and aspirations, as well as their expectations and beliefs of what marriage is about.

    1. Has overtones of obsession, which may not be healthy/functional. And being able to live with someone, or at the very least the flexibility to be able to do so, must surely be a prerequisite?

    2. Acceptance is vital, but is complete and passive acceptance what we want? Or do we want someone who will challenge us and make us question ourselves - who will help us grow into the best person we can possibly be

    3. Acknowledges that perfection, like beauty is very much in the eye of the beholder. We need to remember this and not be swayed by the priorities of our families and peers. It allows for the multitude of variations in what people need and want from their relationship

    4. Too many people get married thinking they can change someone. Very often people do not change and both parties end up frustrated and angry. It's back to acceptance again.

    5. Is just 'men are from mars' junk. People are individuals. Some men think with their hearts; some women are very calculating in what they seek from a partner. As a doctrine it's way too proscriptive and simplistic

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