Life Long Commitment vs. Singledom
Kiran Farooque May 19, 2008
#34 Posted by akcheema on May 26, 2008 3:10:46 pm
Re: # 33; Sohail
your post #20 was beautiful; don't spoil it with unnecessary detail please
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#33 Posted by SR on May 26, 2008 9:19:27 am
Re: # 32 ["... situation which makes women tolerate older man is insecurity and finances ..."]
Oh absolutely. No questions about it. Forget "insecurity" ... its basically finances.
But what is wrong about that when we are looking at it as a professional option that some uniquely gifted women adopt. I am saying that for many men in their first two decades of adulthood a certain amount of diversity of sexual exploration is a primal need that is healthy and positive to fulfill.
2["...Why would working girl not marry even younger..."]
Whoever said any thing about marriage? I was only talking about post-divorce trauma recovery and the free market options durring matrimonial interregums.
Cheers
...SR
Oh absolutely. No questions about it. Forget "insecurity" ... its basically finances.
But what is wrong about that when we are looking at it as a professional option that some uniquely gifted women adopt. I am saying that for many men in their first two decades of adulthood a certain amount of diversity of sexual exploration is a primal need that is healthy and positive to fulfill.
2["...Why would working girl not marry even younger..."]
Whoever said any thing about marriage? I was only talking about post-divorce trauma recovery and the free market options durring matrimonial interregums.
Cheers
...SR
#32 Posted by Studebaker07 on May 26, 2008 6:12:42 am
Re: # 31
SR
'Few 39 year old men can resist the healing powers of a twenty something'
Thats ultimate fantasy of 'old' man
Why would working girl not marry even younger than her stud.
Only situation which makes women tolerate older man is insecurity and finances
SR
'Few 39 year old men can resist the healing powers of a twenty something'
Thats ultimate fantasy of 'old' man
Why would working girl not marry even younger than her stud.
Only situation which makes women tolerate older man is insecurity and finances
#31 Posted by SR on May 25, 2008 9:05:20 am
Re: # 30 sattar ["... 2 weeks is an awfully short time; I hope not because you ran out of money. But it’s good to know you’ve moved on and things have sorta worked out ..."]
Two weeks can be very brief when you are only having fun. But two weeks of intense grief can be very hard to pass. I was fortunate to have friends who had the wisdom to know that nothing washes a man's grief better than a flood of life juices making a beast with two backs.
Few 39 year old men can resist the healing powers of a twenty something, elegent and well groomed beauty whose sweet whispers are softer than her smooth silky skin.
My heart has ever since had a soft corner for the truly professional working ladies. The good ones are actually 'therapists' in the real sense. They possess 'healing powers.' They are much maligned and wronged by society, yet they provide a very vital function in the maintainence of societal 'virtues.' I've known several, and I mean gotten to know personally (far beyond the client and service-provider role), 'working girls' who are some of the most brave, honest, generous and self-less human beings compared to many a bibi-jee of high society who had a black soul and the heart of a whore.
...SR
Two weeks can be very brief when you are only having fun. But two weeks of intense grief can be very hard to pass. I was fortunate to have friends who had the wisdom to know that nothing washes a man's grief better than a flood of life juices making a beast with two backs.
Few 39 year old men can resist the healing powers of a twenty something, elegent and well groomed beauty whose sweet whispers are softer than her smooth silky skin.
My heart has ever since had a soft corner for the truly professional working ladies. The good ones are actually 'therapists' in the real sense. They possess 'healing powers.' They are much maligned and wronged by society, yet they provide a very vital function in the maintainence of societal 'virtues.' I've known several, and I mean gotten to know personally (far beyond the client and service-provider role), 'working girls' who are some of the most brave, honest, generous and self-less human beings compared to many a bibi-jee of high society who had a black soul and the heart of a whore.
...SR
#30 Posted by sattar2 on May 23, 2008 4:14:24 pm
SR, kudos for your honest comments regarding a very personal matter. Such candid accounts … involving male insecurities and relationships on the rocks … are hard to come by. So kudos, once again.
… but must add … 2 weeks is an awfully short time; I hope not because you ran out of money. But it’s good to know you’ve moved on and things have sorta worked out …
#28 Posted by FakirIppi on May 23, 2008 12:03:55 pm
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#26 Posted by Mr.India on May 23, 2008 7:43:10 am
Re: # 23
"Who said documents were necessary"
The court says so.Marriage is a 'contract' with all its intricasies ,liberation ,peace of mind ,sacrifice intimidations ,ovwrwhelming ness, restrint ,trepidations...
If not why have birh certificates ,medicl records, police logs, car registrations, licenses
Whats wrong with you are willing to sand in que for hours at he airport ,intraffic jam ,reservations ...But
There is objective laws not making subjective rules according to your self as you go...???
"Who said documents were necessary"
The court says so.Marriage is a 'contract' with all its intricasies ,liberation ,peace of mind ,sacrifice intimidations ,ovwrwhelming ness, restrint ,trepidations...
If not why have birh certificates ,medicl records, police logs, car registrations, licenses
Whats wrong with you are willing to sand in que for hours at he airport ,intraffic jam ,reservations ...But
There is objective laws not making subjective rules according to your self as you go...???
#25 Posted by Mr.India on May 23, 2008 7:42:54 am
Re: # 23
"Who said documents were necessary"
The court says so.Marriage is a 'contract' with all its intricasies ,liberation ,peace of mind ,sacrifice intimidations ,ovwrwhelming ness, restrint ,trepidations...
If not why have birh certificates ,medicl records, police logs, car registrations, licenses
Whats wrong with you are willing to sand in que for hours at he airport ,intraffic jam ,reservations ...But
There is objective laws not making subjective rules according to your self as you go...???
"Who said documents were necessary"
The court says so.Marriage is a 'contract' with all its intricasies ,liberation ,peace of mind ,sacrifice intimidations ,ovwrwhelming ness, restrint ,trepidations...
If not why have birh certificates ,medicl records, police logs, car registrations, licenses
Whats wrong with you are willing to sand in que for hours at he airport ,intraffic jam ,reservations ...But
There is objective laws not making subjective rules according to your self as you go...???
#24 Posted by akcheema on May 23, 2008 5:35:59 am
Kiran bibi,
if this is all from personal contemplation of the idea of marriage to 'one person' for the rest of your life, this is what I have to say:
....go with the flow girl! enjoy life; it is beautiful! If you do find someone right for you, don't start making plans for the hereafter.....enjoy the moment for what it is worth
and if you do decide to tie the knot, who cares where it goes. As long as one behaves like a responsible adult in a relationship......the rest doesn't matter one bit....if it works out for life, good for you.......if it doesn't, put it down to experience and move on
I wish you all the love and happiness; I'm sure you deserve every last bit of it!
if this is all from personal contemplation of the idea of marriage to 'one person' for the rest of your life, this is what I have to say:
....go with the flow girl! enjoy life; it is beautiful! If you do find someone right for you, don't start making plans for the hereafter.....enjoy the moment for what it is worth
and if you do decide to tie the knot, who cares where it goes. As long as one behaves like a responsible adult in a relationship......the rest doesn't matter one bit....if it works out for life, good for you.......if it doesn't, put it down to experience and move on
I wish you all the love and happiness; I'm sure you deserve every last bit of it!
#22 Posted by hamza_yusufzai on May 22, 2008 4:19:55 pm
Theres time n place for everything..35 yr old single man or woman looking for company in a bar..is if nothing else sad, n wat about 45 or 55 or 65? there is no cookie cutter solution to this conondrum...singledom is awesome..n i m sure having a family is vastly fulfilling as well..for some neither r fun...so i think its about being comfertable with who u r...n selfishness is nothing to brag about..whether u r single or married..sharing is a good thing with whoever it is n watever it is
#21 Posted by parthaab on May 22, 2008 11:56:38 am
Re: # 20
SR, Rushdie grew sick of marriages, but only after his 4th. You have one more to go. Maybe you will then change your mind? HA HA HA
SR, Rushdie grew sick of marriages, but only after his 4th. You have one more to go. Maybe you will then change your mind? HA HA HA
#20 Posted by SR on May 22, 2008 10:04:53 am
neembu ["...Marriage ...in all it's honesty, love, authenticity, honor, desire, support... Meet the right person...."]
I could not agree more. Marriage should be, and often is, all of that, at least for some time, if not for ever. I know it from repeated experiences.
Venus has been my gracious goddess and I thank Zeus for the honesty, love, authenticity, honor, desire, support and a lot more I've been given by my beloved wife and ex-wives.
When my third wife divorced me, we both embraced one another at the airport terminal and with tears in our eyes we hugged and kissed and thanked each other, with horse quivering voices, for the wonderful years we'd shared. A stream of tears involuntarily gushed down my cheeks throughout the three hour long flight.
It took two weeks of sustained effort of a well-paid professional lover / care giver to cheer me up enough to where I started living my life again.
Today, we are both married and living happily ever after, yet we remain each other's favorite ex, and in recent years even best pen-buddies. She's like an older sister to my wife and an aunt to our young children. Her husband is like a brother to me.
Love is what gives beauty to life. We can make our lives only as beautiful as we dare to.
...SR
I could not agree more. Marriage should be, and often is, all of that, at least for some time, if not for ever. I know it from repeated experiences.
Venus has been my gracious goddess and I thank Zeus for the honesty, love, authenticity, honor, desire, support and a lot more I've been given by my beloved wife and ex-wives.
When my third wife divorced me, we both embraced one another at the airport terminal and with tears in our eyes we hugged and kissed and thanked each other, with horse quivering voices, for the wonderful years we'd shared. A stream of tears involuntarily gushed down my cheeks throughout the three hour long flight.
It took two weeks of sustained effort of a well-paid professional lover / care giver to cheer me up enough to where I started living my life again.
Today, we are both married and living happily ever after, yet we remain each other's favorite ex, and in recent years even best pen-buddies. She's like an older sister to my wife and an aunt to our young children. Her husband is like a brother to me.
Love is what gives beauty to life. We can make our lives only as beautiful as we dare to.
...SR
#19 Posted by CheGuevara on May 22, 2008 9:57:33 am
"in all it's honesty, love, authenticity, honor, desire, support, etc"
These things can't be achieved without signing documents?
These things can't be achieved without signing documents?
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