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Originally posted by Amputate Your Head if you're not married, you're single. (your girlfriends can call it whatever makes them happy..... but you're still single)
of course that's a load of shit. if you are committed to someone, you are not single (in my def).
of course we can argue semantics.
single for me = no girlfriend.
single for you = who knows.
fuck exact same scenario with me, any day now, this is gonna suck
Yeah I mean I didn't like breaking up, but it pissed me off even more because I had been around her young daughter all that time and was loving actually being fatherlike for her. That was the part I hated most because it made me think of when my parents got divorced and how I missed having a father around.
Originally posted by AlienQ Been hittin the same pussy for 7 years now.
I am starting to like it more.
Yeah you're reaching the point where you male senses have been beaten down and dulled to the point where you actually think you're enjoying things. One or two trips to a strip club will usually fix that. i recommend you start your therapy now.
anyway.... yeah, there's a few states that recognize common law.... but only after several years, and still... unless you're tied legally by that piece of paper, you're single. "Common law commited relationship" is not an option on your taxes.
Regardless... if you wanna look at having a girlfriend as not being single, great.... whatever works for ya. I can tell ya though, married and/or divorced people have a different outlook... married is not-single, anything else is single.
So I can kill two birds with one stone, I'll just go out and buy the bike and ride over.
Oh Lord, you best talk to Gary and find out just what he has to do to get to stay on that couch ;)
There are several states that recognize common law marriage in the US, on varying rationale. In some backwards Southern states, portraying yourself as husband and wife is enough (or used to be) to constitute common law... in others its time together, etc.
Originally posted by Kimmykim
Oh Lord, you best talk to Gary and find out just what he has to do to get to stay on that couch ;)
There are several states that recognize common law marriage in the US, on varying rationale. In some backwards Southern states, portraying yourself as husband and wife is enough (or used to be) to constitute common law... in others its time together, etc.
It's only messy at the breakup point...
As long as it isn't me staying home cooking while you go out and ride my bike, then I don't think we have a problem.
so walking the earth alone, and living in the same house and bed with someone are the same thing!!
ding ding!!
see, but you look at it from a standpoint of "being with" someone.... I don't. That's the way teenagers look at relationships. Unless you're married or widowed... you're single. Doesn't matter who you happen to be with.
Look at it this way... if you got a girlfriend, and you go out of town somewhere. You hook up with someone and get freaky... doesn't matter if your girlfriend gets pissed off and leaves, there's no divorce to go through because you're single. How you feel about your relationship doesn't change the reality of it.
Single: (as pertaining to relationship)
n.
a. An unmarried person.
b. singles Unmarried persons considered as a group: a bar for singles.
Originally posted by Amputate Your Head anyway.... yeah, there's a few states that recognize common law.... but only after several years, and still... unless you're tied legally by that piece of paper, you're single. "Common law commited relationship" is not an option on your taxes.
Regardless... if you wanna look at having a girlfriend as not being single, great.... whatever works for ya. I can tell ya though, married and/or divorced people have a different outlook... married is not-single, anything else is single.
there is no argument here.
extremely simple definitions. single for you = not married.
i think that def. is very different for most people.
see, but you look at it from a standpoint of "being with" someone.... I don't. That's the way teenagers look at relationships. Unless you're married or widowed... you're single. Doesn't matter who you happen to be with.
Look at it this way... if you got a girlfriend, and you go out of town somewhere. You hook up with someone and get freaky... doesn't matter if your girlfriend gets pissed off and leaves, there's no divorce to go through because you're single. How you feel about your relationship doesn't change the reality of it.
Single: (as pertaining to relationship)
n.
a. An unmarried person.
b. singles Unmarried persons considered as a group: a bar for singles.
Webster.
it must be the king? or drew kole? ;)
single is single. if you thing anything except married is single congrats. it's call semantics.
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