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woj 11-18-2011 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear (Post 18568822)
get married, the ring helps you pick up women

seems easier to just buy the ring? :1orglaugh

The Porn Nerd 11-18-2011 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by raymor (Post 18568211)
LOL my wife is a Twihard too.

I'd take almost any girlfriend, or no girlfriend, over my first marriage, in which I married whoever came along and neither of us knew much about how to be a married couple. After that, I dated a LOT of women. Mostly short dates, like lunch dates, up to three per day.

Through that process of going out with so many women to find the right match and doing a few other things, I found something that most people say is a fairy tale. I never thought I could have a marriage as wonderful as what I have today. I'm excited to see what's coming next and I know there is a lot more I haven't experienced, but where I'm at now is pretty awesome to me. I am deeply grateful to the people who showed me how to get here.



I think there are two or three major parts, and marrying the right person is one of those. I married whoever came along the first time. The second time, when I knew that I could not find a better lady if I went on a thousand dates, I proceeded to look for my one in a million. The coolest chick I'd ever dated wasn't enough, I wanted the most amazing woman in the state.

Being the right person is the other. For me, if I'm not very skilled at this marriage thing, I can't expect to have a great marriage. I had to put some work into first learning how to be the kind of man who has a great marriage, then into actually DOING it. Absolute honesty can be very difficult. Even more I had to put in some real work and seek advice from others on how to become a man who would attract a one-in-million woman like my wife.


I'm really surprised because I expected the conflict and compromise that some have mentioned. Someone mentioned the committee of two. I was introduced to the concept of "one flesh" and when we keep that in mind there is no conflict. The ancient wisdom is really onto something with ?And the two shall be one flesh; after that they are not two, but one flesh.? My experience in this marriage is that my wife and I argue about as much as my arm argues with my leg. You know how sometimes you have trouble making a decision, when you think to yourself "on the one hand, this, but on the other hand, that"? I think they call it "being of two minds" about something. Keeping in mind "they are not two, but one flesh", that's how my wife and I react when we see things differently - the same way we each react when one of us sees two sides of something. At rare times we may get on each other's nerves just a bit, but in the same way that a sore wrist gets on your nerves. It may bug you a bit, but you don't get angry and start a fight with your wrist. Being one flesh, yelling at my wife makes as much sense as yelling at my wrist.

So what are the pros and cons? Dating a bunch of people and having some fun while you're young is a fun and valuable experience. Today, though, that feels as far away as my first kiss on the playground. Fucking is great fun. being in the middle of the one flesh adventure, fucking kind of reminds me of cotton candy - sweet and fun, but just so much fluff compared to a real meal. I feel like I'm getting the meat and potatoes today. As happy and deeply satisfied as I am, we still haven't had kids and seen how putting effort into having a great relationship with them can be, so I'm sure there's a lot more I haven't experienced yet.

This post is already too long, but if by chance anyone is curious about it, I was taught a specific procedure to find and attract the right woman. I won't add another three paragraphs to this post writing about it, but if anyone would like to hear what I was taught and worked for me let me know.

Wonderful post man!! Very inspiring. The trouble sometimes is finding the "right person", especially when you are in the porn biz. "What do you do?" "Oh, I sell porn on the Internet....hey wait, where ya goin'?" LOL

Share the details of how you found your one in a million? Was it NLP? :)

CIVMatt 11-18-2011 09:40 AM

I have the most amazing woman and about to have a daughter, I can honestly say this the the happiest period of my life. The real issue is not to be with drama and non-successful women.

Rochard 11-18-2011 09:41 AM

I love the married life.

So many people get married and then get divorced, and they don't think about the damage it will do. Once of my friends is going through a divorce and it's horrible - two kids involved. Both of them can't afford to live on their own, and they have no family to turn to. The wife barely makes $800 a month and even with child support it won't be enough; The husband makes decent money but is strapped down paying off their credit cards and bills and after child support he won't be able to afford an apartment.

My wife sees all of her friends going through this, we are one of the last of our friends to still be married, and she's crapping in her pants...

Chosen 11-18-2011 10:00 AM

A girlfriend :pimp

VenzuelanChick 11-18-2011 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by PornerBros (Post 18568801)

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CDSmith 11-18-2011 10:38 AM

Getting a wife so you have a maid? That's a new one. No wonder the D rate is so high. :D

I think "being alone" gets way too bad a rap. So many fear it yet in the past I've found that it's really not something to be feared. Oh gee, you can go out when you want, do what you want, eat where you want, (and WHAT you want, WHEN you want), watch what you want on TV, fart when you want,.... yeah, oooh, I'm scared just thinking about it! ha.

I can think of several people I know who are married or in long term relationships who could benefit from getting out and being alone and single for a year or more. I also know a few people who are single and alone right now who are great people and deserve to meet someone suited to them (assuming that's what they want). But it always seems to be the ones who fear the dreaded "being alone" the most that need it the most for some reason. Because they're the ones constantly seeking their happiness and validation from others when they really need to find a way to be okay with themselves first.


Me, I've done everything BUT the M word. Lived a fine single life, have been in several long termers, and have spent time alone. And I'm fine with all of it. If someone great comes along in future would I consider marriage? Of course I would. In the meantime I think I'll go fishing and get out of the maid's way.

PornDiscounts-R 11-18-2011 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18568681)

Seriously the pro is. Having someone you can't live without. To share your life with. Celebrate the ups and support each other through the downs.

Be carefull Paul.. you are starting to making sence, that will confuse a lot of people here :upsidedow

O MARINA 11-18-2011 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18569049)
Getting a wife so you have a maid? That's a new one. No wonder the D rate is so high. :D

I think "being alone" gets way too bad a rap. So many fear it yet in the past I've found that it's really not something to be feared. Oh gee, you can go out when you want, do what you want, eat where you want, (and WHAT you want, WHEN you want), watch what you want on TV, fart when you want,.... yeah, oooh, I'm scared just thinking about it! ha.

I can think of several people I know who are married or in long term relationships who could benefit from getting out and being alone and single for a year or more. I also know a few people who are single and alone right now who are great people and deserve to meet someone suited to them (assuming that's what they want). But it always seems to be the ones who fear the dreaded "being alone" the most that need it the most for some reason. Because they're the ones constantly seeking their happiness and validation from others when they really need to find a way to be okay with themselves first.


Me, I've done everything BUT the M word. Lived a fine single life, have been in several long termers, and have spent time alone. And I'm fine with all of it. If someone great comes along in future would I consider marriage? Of course I would. In the meantime I think I'll go fishing and get out of the maid's way.



10/10 :thumbsup

shimmy2 11-18-2011 11:16 AM

get yourself 2-3 good regular GFE superwhores, pay them well, treat them well, and you end up with a much more honest and rewarding situation than marriage with no stress. you have a mutually benifical relationship sans manipulation because you are paying her, alleviating expectations and bullshit, which allows you to have an even deeper friendship/relationship/fuckbuddy thing going on than you can ever possibly hope for with a wife that expects you to give all and literally lay your life down for her in the name of 'love'.

shimmy2 11-18-2011 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by shade001 (Post 18567955)
I can honestly say that if I manage to escape my marriage with my cojones intact I will absolutely NEVER get married again.

The only small advantage to marriage is filing taxes. Other than that is is a nightmare if you like making your own decisions, answer to yourself and have any integrity you want to keep.

At BEST marriage is a constant state of compromises, making decisions by a committee of two and being nailed down by someone who thinks they should know every little move you make.

At worst...........let's not even go there. RUN! Run while you can. That's my absolute best and honest advice.

Don't misunderstand. I don't hate my wife nor am I bitter. I just see clearly now how entangled I am legally to another person and getting out will be costly to say the least.

well put man :thumbsup

PR_Glen 11-18-2011 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by O MARINA (Post 18568845)
Good because plenty of North American men look for other qualities in a partner for life.
This is why I will avoid USSR mentality ! :)

It's popular in our parts as well, but it's not just the men.. women want something good to look at, even over other issues. He's a drunk? He's abusive? Doesn't have a job? Yeah but he's tall and has blue eyes.. haha

Men are just as bad, it's why divorce is so common.

Spunky 11-18-2011 11:31 AM

Damn she devils eventually will rip out your heart and stomp on it.I pay them to go away

JA$ON 11-18-2011 11:59 AM

If you want kids, get married, if not, stay single

chaze 11-18-2011 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberHustler (Post 18567950)
Every time a new Twilight movie comes out I start second guessing though...

Just got drug there last night :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

fuzebox 11-18-2011 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 18568180)
then that would be the majority of people since the divorce rate is over 50% - which makes your supposition that it's just a matter of finding the 'right person' not very realistic. there's much more to the high divorce rate.

I also believe over 50% of the population is stupid and incompetent, so I have a skewed perspective :1orglaugh You could also say over 50% of people are in debt, upside down in their mortgages, spending beyond their means, stuck in careers they hate, etc... Doesn't mean it's smart or right.

Every time someone complains about their past marriage or their divorce, you can usually trace back to the point where they should have realized they shouldn't have married this person. ie. "she was a crazy bitch", "she won't let me go out with the guys". People go into marriage with expectations that their partners will somehow change after getting married. People also get stuck in these relationships that they don't end because it's easier to stay together, and then years down the road they decide to get married just because they've been living together for 5 years so why not.

CDSmith 11-18-2011 03:44 PM

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Herb Kornfield 11-18-2011 04:34 PM

Stay single and date forever.

I was married 10 years and currently enjoying an insane divorce....

CyberHustler 11-18-2011 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18570030)

:1orglaugh

Dead 11-18-2011 05:03 PM

You guys dipped your pole in the wrong water.....I am loving it!!! Do not marry out of love, marry because the space between the two of you is improved sharing said space. I could not fathom living any other way! Kinda like trying to mix oil and water, you never will. But in the case you find to components that will meld together it only takes time to learn how to build on compatibility. Each to there own. I have met said SHEDEVILS and ran like my ass was on fire, but in the end, sometimes this shit works, real well

SexSearchSuzanne 11-18-2011 05:09 PM

I voted marriage. BUT it has to be to the right person, NOT marriage for the sake of not being alone, or you have reached that "certain age" where you should be married by now, or getting married to please your family, or wanting a "housekeeper", etc. But if you have found someone you can see spending the rest of your life with happily, then go for it!

(Brought to you by the "women seeking an engagement ring from that special someone" fund).

cherrylula 11-18-2011 05:23 PM

It's just a piece of paper...

marlboroack 11-18-2011 07:07 PM

I love being married to multiple asian wemon.

baddog 11-18-2011 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by AJHall (Post 18568029)
I think the trick is to marry a bisexual woman who believes in polygamy. I'm much happier being married than I was being single...but if I ever found myself single again, that's what I'd do.

You are married, yet still think you would want two or more? :error

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Originally Posted by fuzebox (Post 18568058)
People that complain about being married obviously aren't married to the right person...

A given.

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Originally Posted by VenzuelanChick (Post 18568197)
Dont get married until you live with your girlfriend for a while and are absolutely sure she wont bother the crap out of you.

Define a while. I lived over a year with both of my [eventual] ex-wives.

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Originally Posted by mavruda (Post 18568226)
The good thing being married:

One day you wake up as old man - alone, no one around - sometimes the silence can be too loud.

How do you know that? And a sevensome? You would want to share a chick with that many guys?

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Originally Posted by OldJeff (Post 18568319)

I have been married / divorced / and married again. I guess that shows what I think is better for me.

married / divorced / married / divorced /gf / single /gf / single / gf

Man, hard to say when laid out like that. :1orglaugh

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Originally Posted by O MARINA (Post 18568708)
Why you think all women cook and clean the home?

Why think many?

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 18568848)
seems easier to just buy the ring? :1orglaugh

Cheaper too. But he is right, it works.

Barefootsies 11-18-2011 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by O MARINA (Post 18568708)
Why you think all women cook and clean the home?

If only....

:disgust

Barefootsies 11-18-2011 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by shimmy2 (Post 18569198)
get yourself 2-3 good regular GFE superwhores, pay them well, treat them well, and you end up with a much more honest and rewarding situation than marriage with no stress. you have a mutually benifical relationship sans manipulation because you are paying her, alleviating expectations and bullshit, which allows you to have an even deeper friendship/relationship/fuckbuddy thing going on than you can ever possibly hope for with a wife that expects you to give all and literally lay your life down for her in the name of 'love'.

Bravo fine sire.

:thumbsup

raymor 11-18-2011 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18569049)

I think "being alone" gets way too bad a rap. So many fear it yet in the past I've found that it's really not something to be feared.

...



But it always seems to be the ones who fear the dreaded "being alone" the most that need it the most for some reason. Because they're the ones constantly seeking their happiness and validation from others when they really need to find a way to be okay with themselves first.

Definitely. Those who are afraid of being alone end up bring jealous and insecure in their relationships.

raymor 11-18-2011 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by MisterPeabody (Post 18568864)
Wonderful post man!! Very inspiring. The trouble sometimes is finding the "right person", especially when you are in the porn biz. "What do you do?" "Oh, I sell porn on the Internet....hey wait, where ya goin'?" LOL

Share the details of how you found your one in a million? Was it NLP? :)

To "hook up" with a lot of women, to get the dates, I found a book called "The Game" useful and it mentioned NLP, actually.

I needed to be able to recognize my one in a million, and quickly and decisively recognize those candidates who while attractive, were not my one in a million.
First, I was told to make a list, on paper, with three parts:

What elements do I want in a relationship? honesty, mutual respect, etc.
What do I want to get out of it; what's the payoff? A supportive partner, drama free sex, whatever.
What kind of woman do I want to be with? Easy going (not a drama queen), cheerful, etc.

Reviewing the list every few days, BE the things on the list, I was taught. My list mentioned honesty a couple times, so I had to go out and be rigorously honest. I wanted a reasonable sex life. Seeking a woman who was neither a nympho nor frigid, I proceeded to be reasonable about sex, not being a perv myself.

While practicing these things with the help of people I respect, I looked at every woman who came within ten feet and either eliminated them right away (not single, way too young, etc) or said hello to them. Looking for one on a million, I needed to take notice of a lot of women and say hello to many. Most revealed something within two minutes, such as by screaming at their kid as we talked, which ended the conversation.

While practicing being honest, supportive, respectful, joyful, etc. I attracted a woman who was the same (but more so). Now we are honest, supportive, respectful, and joyful with each other.

american pervert 11-20-2011 07:16 PM

I only want to marry russian princess

Brent 3dSexCash 11-20-2011 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberHustler (Post 18567950)
Every time a new Twilight movie comes out I start second guessing though...

Mine's nice enough to let me stay at home.

Bachelor pad, my place, for the next 2 hours.


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