 Successful marriage is the result
of love & tolerance together,
no-one can have their way always.
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 10 May 2008 11:36
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 It depends upon the position of the
person he is in, it may be
financial or any other aspect.
I mean if he is stable and has the
capacity to take care of you. You
can go forward.
It doesn't make any sense if he is
not settled & you want to get
married, that would be a wrong
step.
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 16 Nov 2007 04:13
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 Go for it! He sounds really nice.
If he makes you happy you should
definitely marry this man.
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 11 Oct 2008 19:03
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 I am for it because only you know
really what is right for you. If he
makes you happy and treats you
right than you should do it
regardless what others may say
including myself
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 22 Jul 2008 03:59
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 Marriage is many things. Love is
definitely the most important one.
Trust, passion, honesty, compromise
and lots of work. No marriage can
last of both parties are not 100 %
committed at all times!!! But love
is the most important thing!!!♥
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 09 Jul 2008 06:16
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 I am for it for one reason. Our
parents don't live with our spouse
we do. We live with them when we
fall in love, we live without them
when we let others tell us how to
be happy. I hope this is a help to
your question. Keep up on how you
feel and then work from there.
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 31 May 2008 07:12
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 If you love him then do it, you
have to live your own life.
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 16 Jan 2008 03:10
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 Do NOT marry this guy!!! Love is a
big part of a relationship, as is
respect and honesty. If you marry
this guy you will be divorced in no
time at all.
Answer to comment "divorse is a
worst word and one should be more
than careful in using it."
The word is spelled DIVORCE and
what do you mean it's a "worst"
word? People say the word all the
time! If you do NOT love this guy,
do NOT marry him!!! Do not allow
him to pressure you into a marriage
that you do not really want, wait
to fall in love, the time waiting
will be worth it in the end.
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 15 Aug 2008 03:21
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 Marriage is a partnership. You work
together, checks and balances. I
don't think it sounds like your
ready to make a commitment that
size
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 28 Nov 2007 23:41
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 It doesn't look as though you are
ready to marry anyone right now.
You need to take a step back and
decide what you really want for
your life. Marriage is a HUGE step
and should not be considered
lightly. Divorces can be ugly, so
try to be as sure as you can
possible be before you take that
step. It doesn't really matter who
your parents or anyone else would
like you to marry, you need to go
with your heart and marry the
person YOU are most happy with, it
is your life and in the end you are
the one who has to live it.
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 16 Nov 2007 14:53
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 I don't think you should marry him
if you are not prepared to spend
your life with him. If you don't
believe in love, how will you
determine if another is one you
want to marry? There has to be a
way, if you expect to marry. If
you are not able to return a
partner's love, I can only imagine
a marriage of convenience. Is that
a reason to get married? Have you
told your "classfellow" how you
feel, because he has a right to
know.
I must assume you aren't American
because you mentioned your parents'
choice. I firmly believe people
should make their own choices when
it comes to marriage, but I respect
your customs and traditions.
Your hesitation and uncertainty
suggest that at this time, you
aren't ready for marriage. It's
such an important commitment. You
should wait until you can be sure.
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 15 Nov 2007 08:58
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 I think you should go with your
parents choice.
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 24 Oct 2008 11:39
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 I'm against it i think your parents
should have a good relationship
with whoever you would marry!
Because if not that would just
create a space between you and your
parents which could also make
future problems.
Also since it doesn't seem like
your really in love with him so you
should take things slowly!
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 19 Oct 2008 20:17
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 Don't marry him, especially just
because he loves you and you like
him. He can try and make you
happy, but will you be happy with
his efforts? You will always want
that something more, because your
love for him will be missing.
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 30 Aug 2008 11:43
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 Because your parents may see
something that you cannot see,
especially your father!
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 08 Jul 2008 13:31
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 I would have to say if he was the
right guy for you, then you
wouldn't need our advice. I know
that marriage is a big step, but
when you are truly in love your
heart just knows. I am so proud of
my marriage, we have been going
strong and believe me we have had
some rocky times too. Faith, love,
and trust help to keep my marriage
solid like a rock.
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 20 May 2008 21:14
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 Success in marriage can be measured
in different ways, and while I'm a
romantic i am aware of arranged
marriages were mutual respect
rather than love was instrumental
in having a family. Some people
measure success in pounds and
dollars, some in how well their
children do educationally and some
in whether they are happy and
healthy. So it would be impossible
to give a blanket answer. For me
love is an important factor but not
the only factor for a successful
marriage. :)
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 29 Apr 2008 02:02
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 Love is important but if you are
doing it by Hurting your parents
you can never be happy...by going
against them.
Luv is not only to be happy but it
is also to make other happy.
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 04 Mar 2008 16:25
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 Sounds to me like you are only
responding to his love, but do not
have what it takes to marry him.
Love is more than a feeling, and
marriage is more than infatuation.
I don't know what your parents see,
when they oppose this relationship,
but I believe that they love you
and that they see something you
cannot, at this point. So, I do
not encourage you in this. Listen
to your parents, and listen
carefully.
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 11 Feb 2008 06:12
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 Marry him only if you love him,
trust him, can't be without him and
know that you can make it on your
own, but just want him to be by
your side , not to be dependent on
him, but to share your life with.
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 07 Feb 2008 05:39
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 Well love is never for sure if you
don't have a grasp of what love
really means.
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 29 Jan 2008 01:58
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 I am against you marrying if it
will upset your parents because you
need your parents blessing.Please
wait until you are ready and talk
to your parents about it.But you
also need to study the man you are
interested in before you marry to
ensure that he is the right person
for you.
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 14 Jan 2008 10:24
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 You don't marry because you are in
like with someone you marry because
you are in love with someone and
you can't imagine your life without
them
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 29 Dec 2007 06:55
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 Well, that's your decision. Are you
too young to decide whether you
want to get married? Are you
unprepared? Talk it over with your
dad. Why doesn't he want you to get
married to him? Maybe you'll find
yourself agreeing with him! Are you
really in true love? Would you die
for this person (please don't,
lol)? You must decide for yourself.
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 16 Nov 2007 02:55
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 Don't lead the poor fellow on. He
loves you, and you don't feal
exactly the same way. Either take
the relationship a little slower,
or rething the relationship idea.
Maybe you two weren't right for
each other. It is quite possible
that this was not the right person
for you. This isn't a bad thing -
there are so many other people out
there that you can find. However,
if you do not feel 100% confident
with this person, please do not
marry him.
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 16 Nov 2007 00:42
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 Do what you feel is right in your
own heart. Your parents won't be
the ones who will commit the rest
of their lives hopefully to being
in a relationship with this person.
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 15 Nov 2007 22:31
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 If you're having a problem making a
solid commitment then what I'm
hearing is that you're not ready.
Remember, M A R R I A G E is
considered F O R E V E R. Believe
me if you were ready to spend the
rest of your life with someone you
yourself would know it, there
wouldn't be a debate... Listen to
your own feelings even though your
parents mean well, afterall your
parents aren't living with him or
having sex with him. Keep your
feelings real. Best wishes.......
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 15 Nov 2007 18:08
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 Love is an essential part of any
marriage that is to last,
but it is not the only thing.
Trusting and believing that each
partner will always have the best
interest of the relationship as
their top priority in any decision
that is made.
A marriage needs to have a bit of
give and take, as
not every circumstance will
result in total agreement between
the partners.
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 15 Nov 2007 16:22
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 Total Trust, Total Love, and
Totally want to and expecting to
find more faults and dealing with
them!
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 15 Nov 2007 12:57
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