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i'm sorry to be the odd man out. but if two people truly love each other and have spent enough time together marriage should be the outcome. one reason is it shows a commitment to each other and the other is divorce is messy. people tend to try harder to make things work instead of giving up. if you aren't married you can just walk away but if you are married you try a little harder because it's so messy. so I say if you love someone you should marry them no matter if you're hetro gay trans or anything else. that piece of paper is a glue that holds you together. just an old farts opinion lol...mike
Exactly. If you're not married, you can just walk away, that's why an unmarried couple who stays together forever is an absolutely beautiful and admirable thing. You try until the end, you fight hard. Marriage is only a legal issue, and many unhappy people stick together only because it's so hard to go through the whole process of a divorce. If you need glue to stay together, it's much easier then. Just a young girl's opinion. 
EDIT : Though I need to clarify that I have nothing against marriage for other people. I wish everyone the best in their couple, and it'd be silly of me to judge the intensity, worth or beauty of a couple based on if they're married or not. ♡
EDIT : Though I need to clarify that I have nothing against marriage for other people. I wish everyone the best in their couple, and it'd be silly of me to judge the intensity, worth or beauty of a couple based on if they're married or not. ♡
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I really hate it when people hold out the line
Like when they know there’s a bag checkup upon entrance. I wonder why people take forever to open their bag, they should have opened their bag while waiting in line and why do their bags have a billion zippers/pockets.
When at baggage center, people decide to check their stuff one by one, can you move aside as you do it instead of holding out the line for everybody we’re not getting any younger waiting for your shit to be done
When people pay with numerous credit cards for one item that cost less than a dollar. If you had cash - the transaction would have been a minute, but with that many credit cards it took 15 minutes to process it.
When people take too long to process their order or they have a promo that the staff doesn’t know how to encode it to the system, you’re holding out the line!
When people decided to walk and text and then stop in the middle of the entrance way.
How many people have i pushed and peaked over their shoulders just to make them aware that you’re not the only one in line, hurry the fuck up! you’re not the only customer, get off the line and keep it moving.
Like when they know there’s a bag checkup upon entrance. I wonder why people take forever to open their bag, they should have opened their bag while waiting in line and why do their bags have a billion zippers/pockets.
When at baggage center, people decide to check their stuff one by one, can you move aside as you do it instead of holding out the line for everybody we’re not getting any younger waiting for your shit to be done
When people pay with numerous credit cards for one item that cost less than a dollar. If you had cash - the transaction would have been a minute, but with that many credit cards it took 15 minutes to process it.
When people take too long to process their order or they have a promo that the staff doesn’t know how to encode it to the system, you’re holding out the line!
When people decided to walk and text and then stop in the middle of the entrance way.
How many people have i pushed and peaked over their shoulders just to make them aware that you’re not the only one in line, hurry the fuck up! you’re not the only customer, get off the line and keep it moving.
Sorry but that made me laugh your register decided enough was enough no more torture 😂
Shit, had I known it would do that, I would have split up her purchase into 3 or 4 different transactions.