After Marry, yes or no.

10 comments

• MojoDojo

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  11 years ago

  Start fleshing out my harem of 20 something's and enjoy the ensuing feast of flesh (à la Caligula!)
• SuperDude

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  11 years ago

  Or whom?
• sclvr5005

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  11 years ago

  when I got divorced I made it a point to get rid of every material thing that my wife and I had shared, including house and cars. Best decision that I made during that very difficult and taxing time period. Now I can do all of the things that I stopped doing ( clubbing, riding my motorcycle, etc) that I gave up to make her happy when we were married.
• Dougster

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  11 years ago

  Sounds like marriage was pretty bad for you sick liver. Is that why you are so pissed off at everything now? Or is it just innate in you and what caused your marriage not to work out?
  
• sclvr5005

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  11 years ago

  ^^ like many couples we started growing apart and when she sensed me pulling away she got super demanding. She was always a princess and I stupidly fed into it. Boy did I pay for it later. Live and learn.
• Clubber

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  11 years ago

  Harley. Name, Flame.
• COclubber

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  11 years ago

  I am with you clubber. I plan on being retired and divorced within the next two years and plan on a new Harley and 49 states to visit. FTW
• Clubber

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  11 years ago

  CO,
  I was retired a few years and sure did a lot more riding, but got un-retired and just don't have as much time, but what I have, I sure enjoy!
• lopaw

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  11 years ago

  Now that I can get legally married, I'll let you know the answer when the inevitable divorce commences.
• Clubber

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  11 years ago

  lopaw,
  
  As I understand the SC decision, what they decided was the appeal to them was not valid because the partitioners were not the original ones, therefore making the local decision invalid. They therefore reverted to the decision before that one as what is now valid. I don't know what that decision was, but if you could marry under it, your on. If not, be careful.