What "life experiences" will young married couples really miss out on?
When people say that young married couples will miss out on "the best years of their life" what do they mean? If it means the expectation that 18-26 year olds go out and party/club every weekend, what about those of us who just aren't into that lifestyle? Please don't attack me and I am not trying to spark a debate. I am really just wondering. Also, second question: for any women who were young brides (22 and under) did you/do you feel you missed out on a part of your young life because you wed early?
Why don't homeless people move south where it is warmer?
i mean, they do move around, that is a fact....why freeze poor up north when you can be poor but warm further south..i do feel for the homeless but many choose to be that way...many would rather drug and drink than get clean and get help...
Attention wives: Do you ever get the "wished I lived alone sometimes" blues?
Lol yes and I have been married for 26 years and also my husband has felt the same way regarding me ie he has on occasions wished he was single again ( apparently not for a long time though). I have the wonderful task of having to clean my husband's hankies and they are not for the faint hearted. He will not use paper hankies; but by heck, his hankies are as white as snow, once they have been cleaned and ironed and well, if I had a baby ( sadly not), I would have to do that kind of thing anyway. It is called: living together and those who do live on their own, wish they could complain about dirty hankies and hairs that do not belong to them lol