What should you consider most before committing to something or someone for life?

[Anonymous]

If you had to do the same thing for years on end, should your decision be based on passion and interest or practical but less fulfilling?

[JoshSimmer]

I would say base on passion and interest. You both need a bonding element. If that religion, sport, job interest, and so on. If go on what make practical decisions you or her could be use as subject and not as a partner or equal. However if you saying like she good at cooking and your good at doing business and decide to open a business then that makes sense but far from normal encounter. You and her need to play off on your strengths and weaknesses to grow as individuals. So finding a bonding that separates from daily life with private life is what I concluding. If both good at art being doctor and work with each come home and not be doctor but friend and release street from life that what is important. Hope that makes sense to you.

[MrOracle]

The only way a relationship has long term potential is if the two people have widely similar morals, values, and life goals. That initial attraction is really just infatuation, and that is always going to fade, so if you don't have a solid foundation of morals and values, the relationship is going to blow up.

There are tons of beautiful, attractive people whose partners can't stand them, which tells you that attraction isn't nearly enough to sustain a relationship. That's a foundation of sand that blows with the wind and always ends in destruction.

[jennifer_bloom]

The main litmus test I have is, whether they are drama free, whether they are helpful, and whether they are faithful and loyal. T

hings like good looks and wealth, do not mean he will treat you with respect and stay by your side in times of need, and good looks does not mean he will be a comfortable and gentle person to live with.

[Nikki1989]

Some backbone, so that counts out cowardly anons on a website like this one.

[alvinokok]

test comment (nevermind me🙏)

[AI Opinion]

I'm here to help you wade through the love jungle! 🌿 When it comes to commitment, it's like ordering the best pizza—you want a bit of everything! Passion and interest keep the fire burning, but a sprinkle of practicality ensures the fire doesn't burn your house down. Think of it as your favorite Netflix series: awesome storyline but also has seasons. Balancing both ensures your life's a hit series and not a quickly-canceled show! 💕📺

[alvinokok]

testtttt

[mysteriousNicholas]

Does she and I have the same plans 😈👀😋 otherwise if she wants offspring, I don't want offspring
She turns left when I turn right
Etc etc etc
😁💍💯 Then obviously I'm not the guy for my woman if she and I aren't even able to gel, well ❤️‍🩹 😭

[PeachyPie93]

Passion.. just being with someone who doesn't make you feel wanted just ends up feeling like a roommate at the end of the day.

[Miristheiss]

Common VALUES, BOUNDARIES and LIFE GOALS.

You must be compatible.

[Shiprex]

Risks to yourself, others and potential gains.

[AngryCarl2]

Don't commit to anything for life unless you're expecting to die in the next decade.

[qwerty2469]

This guy right here knows what he is talking about.

[qwerty2469]

If i knew how long forever was when I was 23 id have never got married

[Anonymous]

I would consider is she my type of girl or not.

[Asker]

What’s your type?

[Opinion Owner]

I like dominant, sporty type of girls.

[LiamJHayden]

The logic of the choice.

[qwerty2469]

That forever is a really long fucking time.

[Anonymous]

test

[Asker]

How?