Incidentally I'd done a scene some time back, on a character deciding to walk move on STEADILY from a r/s that's not working anymore, and knowing he's gonna be BETTER OFF without her. Likewise for women, you can certainly be better off w/o him. I think that dramatic sequence will be motivational to those looking to move on. Enjoy, people. Act: RELATIONSHIPS - You make me Wiser, Stronger as I LEAVE. "Take control." [Actor Kris Mavericko]
I think you might be wrong with this one. Dating isn't supposed to be easy.. Its hard, especially if you're a single Mom/Dad.. or if there's a age gap or financial hardships. .Once you've overcome those things and everyone came out better because of the situation then you know anything that gets thrown at you in marriage, you can overcome. Marriage is easier than dating but both are equally challenging
Hi Dave. I have read your stuff and share many of your views. But I think you missed the boat on a couple comments here. You say dating is the easy part and marriage is the harder part (paraphrasing). That's because people usually wear a mask while dating that they lose once married. Dating is hard when you both walk into it determined not to wear a mask. So just because dating can be difficult at times doesn't necessarily mean relationship is doomed. It can mean two people being honest.
When a person tells/shows you who they are believe them. If two people are being being honest about who they are and there is drama and tears then I do think there may be a issue. A issue that marriage is not going to solve. I agree that if you can identify issues and truly resolve them then it is ok to continue on with the marriage. I do not think you should continue with unresolved issue. This is what I took from the video. If you continue to have unresolved drama and tears about major things.
What about if you have been with them for 5 years and have a child together, he says he's committed but he has never purposed we have had our share of problems no doubt but do I give him a time frame on marriage, I grew up in a Christian home and he didn't
Incidentally I'd done a scene some time back, on a character deciding to walk move on STEADILY from a r/s that's not working anymore, and knowing he's gonna be BETTER OFF without her. Likewise for women, you can certainly be better off w/o him. I think that dramatic sequence will be motivational to those looking to move on. Enjoy, people.
Act: RELATIONSHIPS - You make me Wiser, Stronger as I LEAVE. "Take control." [Actor Kris Mavericko]
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I think you might be wrong with this one. Dating isn't supposed to be easy.. Its hard, especially if you're a single Mom/Dad.. or if there's a age gap or financial hardships. .Once you've overcome those things and everyone came out better because of the situation then you know anything that gets thrown at you in marriage, you can overcome. Marriage is easier than dating but both are equally challenging
Hi Dave. I have read your stuff and share many of your views. But I think you missed the boat on a couple comments here. You say dating is the easy part and marriage is the harder part (paraphrasing). That's because people usually wear a mask while dating that they lose once married. Dating is hard when you both walk into it determined not to wear a mask. So just because dating can be difficult at times doesn't necessarily mean relationship is doomed. It can mean two people being honest.
When a person tells/shows you who they are believe them. If two people are being being honest about who they are and there is drama and tears then I do think there may be a issue. A issue that marriage is not going to solve. I agree that if you can identify issues and truly resolve them then it is ok to continue on with the marriage. I do not think you should continue with unresolved issue. This is what I took from the video. If you continue to have unresolved drama and tears about major things.
What about if you have been with them for 5 years and have a child together, he says he's committed but he has never purposed we have had our share of problems no doubt but do I give him a time frame on marriage, I grew up in a Christian home and he didn't