My thought exactly! DH and I are in it for life- the only reason either of us would be in the position to remarry was if we were widowed. I have no desire to ever remarry, and DH feels the same. I'm not even sure I would want another serious relationship.1. We will celebrate 31 years of marriage this month. I don't foresee us getting divorced. So if I was single, that would mean I was widowed. I would not marry again. I may have a long term relationship, but I would not make it legal.
You would be wrong. I know so many people who got it right their 3rd time, including my dad (my mom was his second wife). I had a patient a few weeks ago who told me several times that he hit the jackpot with his 3rd wife. They met in their 50s and have been together over 30 years now. I see that a lot working with a geriatric population. So there is hope, even after 2 failed marriages, especially for those of us in middle age and beyond.Well my 1st marriage was annulled so doesn't count, lasted 96 days. Hard to stay married when one of you is still dating.
So I was married once for almost 20yrs. Yes I wil marry my DSO but I would not marry more than that.
I would think after 2 it's not them it's you.
I agree. I am 27 years into my first marriage (34 years together) and if this one isn't the one for the rest of my life then it isn't the "right" one. It sure still seems right now, but who knows what the future will bring once we are empty nesters and start our next part of our life together. I am far too outgoing and social to not be alone. Not that I *need* a man, but I do need a companion. That kind of thing often leads to marriage so *if* I were divorced I wouldn't rule out marriage.I've been married only once for 22 years but my answer is:
As many times as it takes to get it right.
Sometimes you have to kiss a lot of frogs
Each of my parents have been married three times, the third stuck. 38 and 36 years I think it is.You would be wrong. I know so many people who got it right their 3rd time, including my dad (my mom was his second wife). I had a patient a few weeks ago who told me several times that he hit the jackpot with his 3rd wife. They met in their 50s and have been together over 30 years now. I see that a lot working with a geriatric population. So there is hope, even after 2 failed marriages, especially for those of us in middle age and beyond.