Cohabitation ok?
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PLs air your views on subject.
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most guys will say ok i guess. not sure about the gals though
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as long as the couple is mature enough to make their own decisions, who are we to say different
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a person medicine could be another person poison.
do what your heart leads.
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not ok
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he's ok, she's ok, why not?
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Definitely ok!
In fact, that's my plan!
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Depends... not with any ol' Tom, Dick or Harry, of course. I guess after engagement, it should be ok cause marriage would be on the horizon...
Ah well, it all depends on the two people involved. -
A personal opinionated topic.
There's no ok or no Go for it IMO. -
Not ok at all, but that's just for me
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as long as the gal and family dont mind its ok....
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it is very common now.
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Not for me, as I do not believe in cohabitation before marriage. However tempting it may be!
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it very common now.. as long as both are okay...
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From what I see, most guys said yes.
Majority of gals said "no", or "conditional yes" on getting married in the near future.
No big surprises. My question is cohabit where?
own home? Rent? or buy private property? -
common now!! among the younger generation you mean?
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Yup, i wouldn't mind. If you truly love your partner, it would be fun staying together. Be it before or after marriage, alot of effort is needed.
I am sure being able to wake up every morning with your partner beside you and to fall asleep every night with your partner makes everything worth it. -
yeah.... that would be nice....Originally posted by Faye Valentine:Yup, i wouldn't mind. If you truly love your partner, it would be fun staying together. Be it before or after marriage, alot of effort is needed.
I am sure being able to wake up every morning with your partner beside you and to fall asleep every night with your partner makes everything worth it. -
Most likely would be rental apartments. Unless one or both are already living on rented premises then the other can just move in.Originally posted by ilovemyrolex:From what I see, most guys said yes.
Majority of gals said "no", or "conditional yes" on getting married in the near future.
No big surprises. My question is cohabit where?
own home? Rent? or buy private property? -
3-year plan to get a place where I can cycle to work, jump out of the balcony to swim and invite my friends over to stay the night...
Bachelor's pad, potential cohabitation nest...
This is my dream! -
If you set your mind to it, I'm sure you'll be able to get it! Good luckOriginally posted by EricDraven:3-year plan to get a place where I can cycle to work, jump out of the balcony to swim and invite my friends over to stay the night...
Bachelor's pad, potential cohabitation nest...
This is my dream! -
As a guy, I support marriage, even though law doesn't seem to be fair to me. Then again, I'll respect her decisions.Originally posted by foxwalk:PLs air your views on subject.
As a girl, I support marriage, because the law favours me. Then again, I'll respect his decisions.
Damn the personality split. -
cohabitation is like chocolate
tastes great, and in small doses it can be beneficial to your health
but if all you have is chocolate
that is isnt going to be healthy for u in the long run. -
me too! me too! another 4 years 5 motnths and 9 days... alternatively, the day i strike lottery!
by then, who needs a wife?!
Originally posted by EricDraven:3-year plan to get a place where I can cycle to work, jump out of the balcony to swim and invite my friends over to stay the night...
Bachelor's pad, potential cohabitation nest...
This is my dream! -
Ok to me. Like a trial session of married life, u get to know each other better, personal habits & differences. It is a gd chance to slowly adjust to each other, compromise & work out the differences then to get a bigger "surprise" after marriage.