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A question of choices
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Deleted User 24
A question of choices
What do you think is the single most important choice a person can make? I'm not trying to trick or trap anyone; this is a serious question.
Last edited by Deleted User 24 on Thu May 07, 2020 8:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: A question of choices
How you raise your children. Hands down.
New York and Chicago were all in with respect to their sanctuary status — until they were hit with the challenge of actually providing sanctuary. In other words, typical liberal hypocrisy.
Re: A question of choices
Choosing the right mate for life.
I started out with nothing and I still have most of it.
Re: A question of choices
Getting out of bed to face another day.
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Deleted User 24
Re: A question of choices
I agree 100 percent with our Canadian friend. The best thing I ever did was marry my wife.
If you choose the right spouse/partner, it's a giant step toward a lifetime of happiness. Ask somebody who picked the wrong partner what it did for them.
If you choose the right spouse/partner, it's a giant step toward a lifetime of happiness. Ask somebody who picked the wrong partner what it did for them.
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Deleted User 13307
Re: A question of choices
Deciding to have kids or not by a millimeter.
It's an extremely close call for me between spouse/partner and the decision to have children.
A marriage can be dissolved with the agreement of both parties. Once you become a parent, that is a forever choice whether or not you remain their legal guardian or not.
It's an extremely close call for me between spouse/partner and the decision to have children.
A marriage can be dissolved with the agreement of both parties. Once you become a parent, that is a forever choice whether or not you remain their legal guardian or not.
Re: A question of choices
Some say that one's sexual orientation is a choice. I wasn't given that choice. I was born straight and I knew it. I didn't require any kind of counselling to determine that.
I started out with nothing and I still have most of it.
Re: A question of choices
I would for sure agree with Vic and Turk. I got married for the first time late in life, I was 45. But everyday I am thankful. Even thru this shit...we have yet to drive each other nuts. And I know that I got the best part of this bargain.
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Deleted User 24
Re: A question of choices
That's an interesting point of view and one I hadn't considered, which is odd because we chose do remain childless.Howard Jones wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 3:17 pmDeciding to have kids or not by a millimeter.
It's an extremely close call for me between spouse/partner and the decision to have children.
A marriage can be dissolved with the agreement of both parties. Once you become a parent, that is a forever choice whether or not you remain their legal guardian or not.