Have you regreted getting married?

Answer 1

yes admittedly, I told my husband that i regret my decision - that i married at an early age, meaning being deprived of the freedom that i should be experiencing as a single instead of taking care of my 1 month old baby, buying milk and taking charge in our daily household chores.. whaa! those commitments and responsibilities are really ka-loca! Overwhelming! Anyway, some of my concern friends and relatives said that i its just part of my adjustment period- but who knows how long will these adjustment blues will last! Well, good luck

Answer 2

to tell you the truth I have not but I have only been married for 7 months now. I think of my husband as someone I am still dating and is still interrested in me, even thought i sometimes think he might not be!!!!
Why ? have you regret being married? If you do then why did you marry her in the first place. If you ever think to yourself that you regret being married to your lovely wife then there would be something wrong with your own personal thoughts and wonders.
I love my husband very much and try to make him happy, he is my joy and happiness and soon to be sealed in the temple. You should try inclueding the Lord in your marriage life, that way you would never think negatively about your wife or feel regretfull..

good luck, we can only tell you what we have done, felt and think but it's all up to you and how you truely feel about your wife ...

Answer 3

No, not at all. And I'm NOT lying, contrary to the (sad) commentary you're receiving. If you put the effort into making sure the person you plan to marry has the same CORE VALUES as you, you will have a much happier and more successful marriage. Unfortunately (as shown in your replies) too many people get married for the wrong reasons or to the wrong person and (not surprisingly) it doesn't go very well. Please don't listen to them, just do your homework and make sure that there's more to your attraction than just the physical---because that won't last forever.

Answer 4

Never, not even once. People who regret marrying someone they stood with at the alter and made a commitment to and promised to love for better or worse and stand by that person always before God and others should have never married in the first place.

Answer 5

Yes. I was 21 - and I wasn't the person that I am now. You change so much in those younger years, I can't see many relationships lasting through the changes. Hindshight is 20/20

Answer 6

My marriage was rough, it was physically and mentally abusive. And we have three children together, he left me for one of our old co-workers. But at least he took the children with him, so I get to enjoy the single life. I regret getting married because it ended, not because I didn't want to get married. But we were young, he was my prom date, and you know what they say about settling down to early. If I would have meet him now, our marriage would have lasted. But at least were friends again. Good Luck!!

Answer 7

At least three times (was married 3 times!)
Reminds of one friend telling another, 'I never knew what happiness was until I got married. And then it was too late!' ;-)

Answer 8

We have been together for twelve years, married for
seven have not regretted it yet.

Answer 9

I've never been married (I'm 17), but if I was, I would hate myself for it. Marriage goes against everything I stand for.

Answer 10

Nope. I often get annoyed by my husband (and I'm sure he feels the same way about me). Things get hectic, especially when you have children, but at the end of the day I love my husband and I am very thankful for him.