[ SECRET POST #3658 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3658 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fictional ethical dilemmas

[(Anonymous)]

Well on the one hand I don't want kids so genetics won't ever be an issue, but on the other hand I think marrying your high school sweetheart is fundamentally a mistake.

Re: Fictional ethical dilemmas

[diet_poison]

but on the other hand I think marrying your high school sweetheart is fundamentally a mistake.

Why? Or do you just mean marrying them immediately after high school? I know one couple (friend of the family; my dad went to school with both of them) who were high school sweethearts and dated on-and-off in college, then got married around the end of college. They're at 30+ years of marriage now and seem to be very happy.

Re: Fictional ethical dilemmas

[(Anonymous)]

Um, I've been married to my high school sweetheart for 14 years (been together for 25) and it's been great.

Re: Fictional ethical dilemmas

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's only a mistake if you marry right out of high school.

Everyone I knew in high school had broken up with their last high school SO within a year of graduation. Since then, however, I've met not one but two couples my age who met in high school and are now pushing 40 and still doing fine. One couple married after college and the other married after they were both over 30. It also seems that people I know my age or younger who are divorced married for the first time when they were really young.