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👋married guy, being honest, just looking to chat with married or divorce women, they tend to understand . Love sports Outdoors and money

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I'm not saying having multiple spouses

Multiple mates

Why does marriage exist

Religiously yes but I'm talking about society why is it a norm

I understand but should people be upset if you don't want that

I appreciate the dialogue

Hey everyone married man here age 35 My marriage is been rocky with mountains and valleys for a long time. I'm here seeking connection. If any married women have been on a similar experience to me I'd love to chat

Why is that marriage is such a battle? It's up and down... down and up... disagreement... love and passion... sorrow... loneliness... anger... fear... every emotion... while many find unmatched joy... most seem lost and looking for a way out... where do you fall on your marriage journey?

Marriage is a social construct? Or is it a religious requirement? If it's a social construct than why is cheating wrong? If it's religious it's obviously wrong but if it's social construct why can't we have multiple mates?

What makes Sunday not a deep thought day?

Maybe others can help us

Random thought I had today... the reason I prefer to speak with married women instead of single women is because married women have understanding of what I'm going through we can relate in a way not single person ever could. I find singlepeople are trying to change my situation while marriage understand and find solace together.,, what's your thoughts on this?

Marriage is a social construct? Or is it a religious requirement? If it's a social construct than why is cheating wrong? If it's religious it's obviously wrong but if it's social construct why can't we have multiple mates?

True that.... here here

Why is that marriage is such a battle? It's up and down... down and up... disagreement... love and passion... sorrow... loneliness... anger... fear... every emotion... while many find unmatched joy... most seem lost and looking for a way out... where do you fall on your marriage journey?

Could it be more complicated that just life or is that simply the answer

Could it be that marriage is more than a simple answer

lol

That's not the question I asked

Marriage is a social construct? Or is it a religious requirement? If it's a social construct than why is cheating wrong? If it's religious it's obviously wrong but if it's social construct why can't we have multiple mates?

But why are the divorce papers needed if it's a social construct Contribute to the conversation that doesn't contribute

Hey everyone married man here age 35 My marriage is been rocky with mountains and valleys for a long time. I'm here seeking connection. If any married women have been on a similar experience to me I'd love to chat

Why is that marriage is such a battle? It's up and down... down and up... disagreement... love and passion... sorrow... loneliness... anger... fear... every emotion... while many find unmatched joy... most seem lost and looking for a way out... where do you fall on your marriage journey?

Hey everyone married man here age 35 My marriage is been rocky with mountains and valleys for a long time. I'm here seeking connection. If any married women have been on a similar experience to me I'd love to chat

Earn it then

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