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All of the statistics and insurance numbers support this. There is greater stability in a person,
and they tend to live longer. Men are also generally happier after the age of 35 when married, and
women earlier.
But everyone is an individual. I live with someone and have for the last 5+ years and don't really
plan on getting married. It really would change nothing, but would be an unwise move for me in some
very practical areas. |
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So is being married and having a mistress. So it is important to chose your mate carefully. Thereby
being single until you are sure. |
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So pathetic.
So, marital status is the new witch-hunt is it? How sad. |
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Being married is unhealthy? How so and since when? I'm a very healthy 25 yr old woman who is so very
in love with my boyfriend whom I have known for 9 years and we have a beautiful baby boy- in my eyes
you do not have to be married to be happy or healthy for that matter- we have our vows and we are
extremely faithful and happy but marriage is not always healthy - just because you have children
together or just "because"- marriage is a beautiful and loving thing...IF YOU ARE READY- there is no
rush in this option- you can still be in love/loved and have good health w/o being married... :O) |
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Being married is definitely worse. When people get married, they tend to let themselves go and not
try as hard to maintain their appearance, because their quest to find a mate is done. I guarantee
there are a lot more healthy single guys than married guys. Plus, single guys play the field a lot
more, keeping their wits sharp. Wives drive you crazy anyway. |
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I don't think you can give a definite answer on this one. Some people like being alone. It just
depends on who you are. |
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Being married could be worse, ulcers
hypertension, anxiety, the list goes on and on. |
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08 May 2008 12:05
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