Explain: Is it Wise for People to Get Married During the Honeymoon Phase?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[Rei13]

It can work out and lead to a happy relationship. There is no question about whether or not your relationship will lead to marriage cause it already happened and you can continuously build a life with that person. It is extremely risky however since eventually that phase ends and you find out if you’re truly compatible with your partner or not.

[Asker]

Yes. Not advisable and it does have more risks for a divorce.

[Rei13]

Yeah I don’t advise for it either lol. It worked out great for my grandparents and people I’ve worked with, but a lot more likely to fail

[RoseySarah]

No it's to much to soon they need like 3 years before they get married!

Also they move in during that time and it ends as soon as a good fight starts even during that phase!

[Asker]

Yes, once they start having arguments, fights or the sparks take a low or they get too busy for each other, yes.

[Lara_Croft]

You don't marry a face and someone's ability to make you laugh. Character and Godliness and seeing a potential hubby's reaction to non-perfect events can be good measures. Song of Solomon 4 vs 7. Repent and believe in the Gospel-God will guide you

[AutumnSerenity]

I got married very young but we had been friends for a while. People nowadays just jump into marriage and think it’ll work out.

[Kelly6]

Correct me if I’m wrong.

doesn’t honeymoon happen after marriage?

[Asker]

No. Yes the honeymoon stage within a marriage last anywhere from months Toca few years. But if we're talking about honeymoon stages during dating, the same pretty much applies. When you start dating someone, you'd wanna spend all of your time together, wanna try and know everything about them, you tend to neglect other relationships, yourself...

So there's a honeymoon stage in dating and during the first few years of marriage. Maybe months. But then the high lows.

[Asker]

@KrakenAttackin More like the "lovey dovey, I can't stand to be another minute away from you" stage lol

[sheikalana]

I'd say yes. Honeymoon can be forever. Me and my husband never lost the spark in our relationship.

[Asker]

How long have you been married?

[LazerBean]

Op can't grasp such a thing. She's going to school for counseling and can't handle people who disagree with her. Deleted my entire opinion.

[Asker]

@LazerBean can't grasped not being the center of attention anymore? Afraid of what people might say. Many already don't agree with you. Can't take the heat? I'm already inside your head! But that's ok, I'll make an example out of you sweetie! Just be on the look out lol

[Asker]

@LazerBean and that's ok. I took snapshots!
Caught on 4k! Don't wanna be exposed? My bet and my advice, watch what you say and keep your distance. Otherwise, you could go viral lol Seems like you have to learn a lesson here 😉

[LazerBean]

Yikes lol yeah not growing mentally out of middle school is also rampant probably for your kind

[Asker]

@LazerBean hey, you're going viral...

And by the way I never said if I was a fatherless child or not. But either way, I'll be way more happy and successful then what you'll ever become. I can't wait til karma bites you in the rear. Don't worry, it always comes back around to those who are the devil, such as yourself.

[deus_ex_sisyphus]

Probably not, but people I know dont usually get married because its the smartest thing to do

[pickles77]

It depends I know I a know a lot of people that got married pretty quickly within the first year and they are doing pretty good.

[strateguy632]

that is the wrong order

[Minahh]

Definitely not