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Re: Someone asked a woman about her marriage...

Imma thinking...... No marriage is perfect. I am sure I do not know of a marriage where there was NO unhappiness. I am making an educated guess but I know several of my peers who have been married 50+ years that I would guess it has been about 50/50.We married at 17/18 yrs of age in 1956. That is over 60 years. I have set here (or is it 'sat here') trying to figure how much has been 'actually unhappy'. I can total about 40 days of misery. MOST of them MY FAULT! Two weeks once and one week another. I am throwing the extra days that I did some stupid things because of jealousy. I am guessing this is the best marriage among my peers that I know.I probably would not have stuck it out if it was near 50% miserable. I am not a glutton for punishment. I cannot imagine not being happily married at least 95% of the time.I wrote a book once, It can Last Forever I got a lot of one liners from Acts contributors to end each chapter. They were good advice.. I sure hope my brothers and sisters here have better marriages than 40% Happy! Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Well, while ya addin up all the unhappy stuff, don't fergit about at time when momma Cojak told ya to set down an you thought she said stand up. Son, iirc, at was a 2 year stretch a bad blood. But you finally learned to be obedient, so ats all at matters.

Well, while ya addin up all the unhappy stuff, don't fergit about at time when momma Cojak told ya to set down an you thought she said stand up. Son, iirc, at was a 2 year stretch a bad blood. But you finally learned to be obedient, so ats all at matters. Well when you get married at 17 it takes a little learning Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

If you have a good marriage and you still get sad sometimes, do those seconds, minutes, or hours you are sad count as being time being 'happily married'?It doesn't seem like a useful calculation

Bump!