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DesiDudeJ04 · 31-35, M
And I need to get married

maskedbandit · 61-69, M
Never, she's my life line and support. 🙂
StrictMommyBarbara · 46-50, F
Yes !!
Never again

Biggest mistake of my life apart from giving me two wonderful kids
TessDun · 41-45, F
@StrictMommyBarbara Sorry to hear that 🥺
iwishuwerehere · 61-69, M
Yep! All the time
Rambler · 61-69, M
I can't regret it, because then my son wouldn't exist. But never again.
no even though my first marriage didn't work out I left in good financial shape now my second husband is one terrific man and very happy
TexChik · F
@saragoodtimes 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🥹
@TexChik You're a big part of my second marriage 🤗🤗
TexChik · F
@saragoodtimes I remember , once I could get you to go for it, that you entire courtship, engagement , and marriage rolled out like it was scripted and meant to be! 🥰

A win/win for you and your husband! ☺
OutoftheGloom · 46-50, F
No, meeting and marrying my husband was one of the best things that ever happened to me. We were best friends and soulmates. We would still be very happily married if God hadn't taken him. I hope there's another chance for me to love like that again some day x
TexChik · F
No! He has been the single BEST decision I have ever made. He is my life, I am his, and we work tirelessly on not screwing that up.
SleepingWithGhosts · 46-50, M
The second time, yes.
AbbeyRhode · F
No, because all of the pain, tears, and loneliness were more than worth it to have my son.
SammyJo · 56-60, F
No. If you have someone that you can grow with then it's wonderful. Just like having a best friend.

SJD x
I did once upon a time ....
But I don't anymore ...I have a new appreciation for my husband....
FemSteps · 26-30
I was married and it wasn’t the best choice. It led to some breakouts though and they were positive.
Convivial · 26-30, F
@FemSteps good.... Enjoy, but don't overindulge...
Not much anyway lol
FemSteps · 26-30
@Convivial no worries there. There’s enough time away to keep it engaging.
Convivial · 26-30, F
@FemSteps engaging is always good...I must away back into the workforce... Enjoy
MoveAlong · 70-79, M
I regret not getting married sooner. I lived with my wife for nearly 10 years before we married.
I always said I never would but honestly now I can't wait to 🤷🏾 I only want to do it once. 🙈
emyphant · 26-30, F
Yes when he disagreed over how to raise our child
emyphant · 26-30, F
@emyphant he thought i should limit how much she can eat
MasterLee · 56-60, M
I did and divorced her
Yes, but I did get divorced. And I'll never get married again.
class · F
I watch them divorce a lot.
Rickichickie · 61-69, F
Now but I still remember the first blissful 20 years so it wasn't all in vain plus I (we) have two wonderful sons.
You never know what the future might bring and marry the one you love.
WillaKissing · 61-69, M
If it were not for the son and daughter that were born in the marriage, then I would say yes, but I cannot because of the children we had.
GoFish ·
no i like being married but i did resent some negative aspects of it for awhile..

i guess i didn't regret it i resented it for a string of reasons & disappointments
Gibbon · 70-79, M
1st one? Not really we ended up growing apart peacefully. The 2nd absolutely. Worst years of my life.
11 wonderful years with Vickie however proved a relationship can be happy 24/7
ElRengo · 70-79, M
Convivial · 26-30, F
Still single so nope
meggie · F
Yes, i was too young and inexperienced to realise I was marrying a control freak. Took me years to get rid of him and then I had to work hard to get my own place and get some savings in the bank.
BrandNewMan · 61-69, M
No, because I wouldn't have my sons without it.

That said, it needs to end and I'd likely choose to leave it sooner if I had it to do over.
Lostpoet · M
Never been married 😒not really a shocker.
Picklebobble2 · 61-69, M
Been there.
Done that.
Suffered physically, emotionally, financially, mentally.
Never again
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
Mo. I only regret that her dementia means she's no longer here with me. 40+ years together, now she's across town in a memory care unit and doesn't even really know who I am.
AdmiralPrune · 46-50, M
BeJeweled · 61-69, F
Sometimes...
Yes. Sad to be alone, still better than being reminded you're wrong no matter what you do
Wireman · 31-35, M
Only sometimes

 
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