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The entire topic is retarded. The right time to get married? Based on age? Really? Who are these insane people who thinks there’s an ideal age to get married and are they the reason why the divorce rate is so high? Who spends this much time gauging their progress in life based on their peers? Did she actually just compare how many cutting boards she owns with her sister-in-law?
I hate everyone.
ha what the fuck are you going on about? it’s a funny column depicting her mid-west friends versus her east coast friends. it’s not a serious evaluation on what age you should be when you’re married. did you even read it? it’s funny, you loser.
I’m a lifelong East coast person and everyone I know either got married “young” (according to this article by 26) or may as well have since they were dating the person they married since their early 20’s if not before.
I’m the only person I know who didn’t get married until they were 30 and also didn’t start dating the person they married until their late 20’s.
i have one friend, ONE, in my group of friends who is engaged. i’m not counting theresa because her “group of friends” now is brians – and all his friends are getting married.
i guess most of it depends on who you surround yourself with. apparently i surround myself with non-college graduating, non-committal dickheads.
how can this be marked “true” by someone who isn’t engaged or married? just wondering. i didn’t read it yet, as i have to watch the newest episode of Tool Academy 2.
just because i’m not married doesn’t mean i don’t know that people get these questions asked of them. what i’m labeling as “true” is the difference between groups of friends who ask those type of questions. i notice it every time i’m with my best friend’s fiance’s friends.
and my favorite tool is the deep voiced new englander.
christina said:just because i’m not married doesn’t mean i don’t know that people get these questions asked of them. what i’m labeling as “true” is the difference between groups of friends who ask those type of questions. i notice it every time i’m with my best friend’s fiance’s friends.
fair enough!
christina said:and my favorite tool is the deep voiced new englander.
his voice is SO WEIRD.
I love the fact that the person who got me hooked on “Tool Academy” was a 32-year-old man who slept on his couch because his air mattress popped.