Does anyone out there believe in marrying one person for life?

Answer 1

why go through the ordeal of more than one? Women are difficult enough to figure out. Two would drive me...well, you know.
Besides, the commitment we made to each other should do endorsed til death. My children deserve this as well.

Answer 2

YES, I do believe that. That is what marriage is about. Until death do us part. I have been married for 8 yrs. and only have three exceptions to the death do us part since day one.
1. No cheating (ever of any kind)
2. No abusive behavior
3. Can not be an alcoholic. (My father was and I will not tolerate it again.)
I think that divorce is a cowardly way to get out of something that takes hard work daily. Unless you break one of the three rules.

Answer 3

I've been separated from my wife for going on a year. Personally, I don't believe in divorce and will continue doing whatever possible to work things out. However, truth be told, I'm kinda losing hope and know that I have fallen out of love with her through all of this. She doesn't want a divorce but she doesn't want to be a wife either. I hate the situation I'm in and don't want to become another statistic, however there is only so much you can do when you're only half of the marriage.

Answer 4

yeah, I believe in marrying one person for life and tried it twice but that has to be the belief of both people. I have two strikes of the three that I am alotted. Now I have one more chance to find someone that believes the same. Cannot have 3 ex wives!!

Answer 5

Despite the discouraging statistics in the media, quite a few people DO marry one person for life. A lot of people don't or can't make it work, but there's still a lot of people that want a long-term relationship.

Answer 6

I believe in marrying one person and staying true to the vows that you take when you get married.Why get married stayed together for awhile and then get a divorce.In the long run,the only people that will be getting hurt or the children if yall have some.

Answer 7

I'm sure many do, which is a problem when one (or two) marry at a young age. People change through growth, often away from each other. I laud the couple that celebrates their 50th or higher anniversary, but I do believe marriage is a dying institution.

Answer 8

I do. And I will. For life.

Maybe that why I'm not married yet. Does anyone believe in life long marriage anymore???

Answer 9

I do to some degree but it really takes two. Also, people grow and people change. You or your mate might grow to want different things later. It's not your fault or his, it's about being happy inside. I've been with my husband for 14 years and to make the relationship interesting, we change our looks and style once in a while. It takes a lot of work I tell you. But it worth it becuase you'll have to do the same with the next one.

Answer 10

that's what marriage is all about.
i don't know why some people get married for the wrong reasons, and destroys the sanctity of marriage -- that's why some people get the idea that you "can" get married multiple times.
marriage originated from religion -- i don't know how it ended up in other people being able to get married out of religion. if they can't stay with their partner forever, then they should not get married.

Answer 11

YES i do. i have been married for 3 years now and before we even got married we talked about it. once you say i do that is it. now i can see why people would need to get out of a marriage for there safety and if he were ever beat me then i would have to get out of it.