It wasn't intended to solve a problem...besides.. if you're married like I
am, you'll know that marriage can be more of a problem than being single :).
All I was stating is that if these two "adults" have feelings for each other
besides physical ones, they should acknowledge the fact that they have
become adults and act accordingly.
>
> Hell no. There are *way* too many issues there to even consider that.
> Besides, marriage isn't a "problem solver" in the first place and
> shouldn't be used as an escape from anything.
>
> Speeker wrote:
> > Well IMO, in most states being over the age of 18 makes you an adult.
If
> > you two feel that way about each other, maybe you should get married.
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Danny L. Burrows" <havenx@ksni.net>
> > To: <dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net>
> > Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 5:45 PM
> > Subject: DML: girlfriend
> >
> >
> >
> >> This is off topic as hell but I need some advice either way. I am 19
> >
> > years old first off, and the girl is 19
> >
> >>also. She still lives with her parents. She is my girlfriend, ummm she
has
> >
> > liked me since I was 14 or so. For some
> >
> >>reason her parents hate me and when I call they always tell me she is
not
> >
> > home. Well I had someone else call and ask
> >
> >>for her, and guess what, she was home. What the hell do I do about this
> >
> > type of thing? The only time I get to talk
> >
> >>to her is when she can find a pay phone when she is away with her
parents.
> >
> > She has a job and works alot so that
> >
> >>makes it hard for us to stay in contact also. I would REALLY like it if
> >
> > someone told me what to do. And before
> >
> >>anyone says that I should talk to her parents... I tried it and they
just
> >
> > hang up. The parents are her mom and
> >
> >>grandmother. GREAT I HAVE TO DEAL WITH 3 WOAMN!!!, counting my gf, lol.
> >>
> >>What Does Danny Do?
> >>
> >
> >
>
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