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Im referring to a home or apartment. If you already so that, then what if he lost his job and became broke. Would you support him? Here’s what i am getting at. I particularly don’t think these new young adults have any staying power in their relationships. As soon as a small wave comes i believe its heading for divorce.

im not talking about the old school couples, although i think there are some but i think its more prevalent in the younger generation when it comes to giving up on a marriage so easily. All women are welcome to express how they weigh in on the matter. Tell me what you think overall you dont have to just answer the question. I want to know your opinion on the subject. This is a safe space im not going to crash out on you as the young people say.

I am a very late bloomer when it relates to romantic relationships and marriage. I didn't get my first real girlfriend until I was 29. I am now 30 and will soon marry this same girl. Me and this girl are each other's first real relationship. I was her first kiss and everything. She is 27.

I will say my parents are separated. I have an estranged sister who is 29 who has also alienated my parents. My mom has been really hurt by this, and my sister is refusing to attend my wedding despite being invited. To me, snubbing me and my bride at my wedding is irreparable (this is a entirely different discussion). All in all, my immediate family has been torn apart for years now. My separated parents live different places, and my mom still lives around locally.

I am staying at my mom's boyfriend's house tonight (long story... we are evicting a troublesome, leftist, nasty old tenant at my home that rents the downstairs), and my mom walks into the room I am sleeping in and hugs me while crying. My mom is a little sad I am growing up and getting married. She is happy for me, but I think with all the family turmoil and me moving on (I am a mommy's boy), it is hard on her a little.