LadySimone
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I can't even imagine coming home to the same woman day in and day out
Boring repetitive ass shyt would make me wanna kill myself
Most men on earth do it. They tend to be less suicidal than other men.
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I can't even imagine coming home to the same woman day in and day out
Boring repetitive ass shyt would make me wanna kill myself
Most men on earth do it. They tend to be less suicidal than other men.

Just because you and your friends didn't doesn't mean other women won't. And goes for a lot of thingsRight so I'm going to tell you guys a true story. I was once a woman 21, 22, 23, 24 25... I had girlfriends that age too. We never dated guys that age. Ever!
You guys need to let go of this idea that very young women want you as much as you want them. I didn't, they won't. I suggest he start getting serious in his late 20s because he will need a few years to get to know the woman enough to marry and then have children.

about half, which are shytty odds to get into something I don't want or need
"However, about 40 to 50 percent of married couples in the United States divorce. The divorce rate for subsequent marriages is even higher."
about half, which are shytty odds to get into something I don't want or need
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sometimes i wonder how much experience thecoli has with women







We've all heard that 50 percent of marriages in the U.S. end in divorce.
And while that disheartening stat continues to get tossed around, the divorce rate isn't really at 50 percent -- and it isn't rising either. In fact, a new piece in the New York Times' data blog Upshot suggests that the divorce rate has actually been dropping for some time now. Looking at the numbers, the Times suggests the high divorce rate of the late 1970s and early 1980s may have just been a "historical anomaly," rather than a trend.
Below, a few of the most interesting tidbits from the Times:
- About 70 percent of marriages that began in the 1990s reached their 15th anniversary, up from roughly 65 percent of those that began in the 1970s and 1980s. And couples who wed in the 2000s are divorcing at even lower rates.
- The feminist movement of the 1970s played a considerable role in where the divorce rate is now, according to economists Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfer. As women entered the work force and gained reproductive rights, marriage began to evolve into its "modern-day form, based on love and shared passions, and often two incomes and shared housekeeping duties."
- The fact that people are marrying later in life, resulting in more mature marriages, has helped matters, too. The median age for marriage in the 1950s was 23 for men and 20 for women. In 2004, it rose to 27 for men and 26 for women.
For more on why the divorce rate is on the decline, including an infographic illustrating the dip, head over to The New York Times.
- If numbers continue to go down, roughly two-thirds of marriages will never involve divorce, according to data from Wolfers.

to think everything is just going to fall into place when your'e 35 is insaneThat's pretty normal in this day & age.
Little to none.
There's so many virgins on the Coli, it's crazy.
Then you got old man @Art Barr who fukked tons of hoes his whole life and is still single.
And all the guys in JBO & TLR who smash hookers & hoes.
There's maybe a handful of men on this site who know how to deal with women. The rest are sexually frustrated.
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Divorce rates could be 0% I still wouldn't wana get married lol who gives a shyt
Flabby ass lifestyle![]()
Most marriages end in divorce too
Frequency of sex also plummets when people get married
Let me ignore that and get married because everyone else does it though
This "everyone else" does it reasoning is compelling![]()