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Old 08-21-2007, 10:12 AM
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Originally Posted by AKA_Monet View Post
Well, one should not go into a marital relationship with assumption of requiring a "break" when things get "very bad". Very bad without the presumption of physical/sexual abuse and infidelity, is when one's spouse has a severe thought disorder causing illogical activities--i.e. buying a $90K vehicle when the couple does not have about $50K yearly... Or credit problems seem to follow along. Or one spouse totally losses a job and half the debts cannot be paid.

The marriage vows state these issues: Sickness and Health, Rich or Poor...

Many relationships START OFF sick and poor and the couple thinks that Love can win out. Most of the time, realistically: "When's the last time that Love bought you clothes... It's like that and that's the way it is..." (Run DMC circa 1984).

The issue is when we enter SERIOUS RELATIONSHIPS--because that is my ONLY comments--IMHO, one needs to be introspective when knowing what they can and cannot handle. In nonserious dating or even hanging out makes no difference about breaks or not. Until the man puts a ring on my finger, he has no dictates on what I do nor where I go. That is the price to be in my presence.

If a man doesn't want that from me, then "Thank you", I can move forward...

Taking a break in the relationship to see if someone out there is better? If you seriously want to get married, No--not functional. If you are not serious, then who cares? There is no obligation. The only thing is be careful what you wish for...
o.k. I see your point partially, but I'm not totally disagreeing with you, but why get involved with someone and call it a relationship if it's not serious? I understand bad credit and money issues can become a major problem in a marriage, but I don't think it's worth divorcing over. It's like you stated for better or for worse. I mean those issues can be worked out. I'm willing to work through anything as long as my spouse would be willing to work with me. I can't do it alone.
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