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If you were to get a divorce would you get married again?

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Sarcastic Coffee Aficionado
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I understand George Clooney has said he'd never get married again .....

I'll get married again when George proposes to me ....

On a serious note, I am very happy to be single for the rest of my life ~ though I think it would be wonderful to have a partner to gracefully grow older with, enjoying similar things, learning things together, having sex without a condom, someone to hold hands with ..... marriage is not a goal nor a requirement for my happiness.
Head Nurse
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I've had the gallivant down the aisle, the big dress, and the cake. Why bother to do it again?
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Who knows? I think probably not tho...
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It would depend, I guess if I found the right person.

Who am I kidding...The laws around these parts would financially ruin me. Hell, I wouldn't be able to afford to date, much less marry again.
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Rookie Scribe
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If i found the person with the same sex drive, i'd marry them but that doesnt happen and so if i knew what i knew now i would not get married again. id just get a bf
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Highly unlikely. After giving that one person EVERYTHING, I am a bit jaded. Besides, every guy I meet runs like hell once he finds out I have three minor children in my custody. My life is special...
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First response "nope", but like many before me, i don't think one can say never again.
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Piece of paper that will say what, that now I love? Ridiculous, would never get married.
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no I won't. you lose your identity when you get married.
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I think the percentage is mostly no or don't think so. But I think most would go for it if it came along again.
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I am not to sure as I have never been divorced but if I was I don't think I would be looking at getting married again. Having said that though it would all depend if I met the one and only and we both felt the same and we mutually felt the same and were in love, head over heels in love, why not mmmm smile
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Married hell no, open relationship hell yes!!!
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No. But I would "live in sin" with it were the right person. smile
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No me and my husband would go differnt ways , but we keep looking for new partners.
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I think I would. I love being married to my wonderful husband and couldn't imagine being single again.
Advanced Wordsmith
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no i think i would just find a new partner...or two
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My crystal ball broke.... I have no idea. I'd like to be able to share my life with someone I love, although I think I'll see a flying pig first.
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I was the girl who said "No never to marriage and kids."

Then Robb came along with this idea that I would love to live the family life.

He gave me my own choice, but he also told me that he was not going to take NO for an answer.

First, I can not imagine not being married to this man, this man who lets me do as I wish.

Second my NO and NEVER seemed to be flawed.
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When I was divorced my mother advised me not to marry again . Life is very boring and lonely without a loving companion to take care of and share life's up and downs . I am married again to a beautiful much younger Thai wife , though she too is a grandparent .
I love her dearly for the inner being and the physical image that she is . We don't have too much in common . If I divorced again I'm not sure that I would marry again , but I think we are married till death us do part .
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I barely believe in marriage as it is, so the thought of doing it twice would get a resounding no from me.


Exactly... If I was dumb enough to do it once before and hadn't learned that lesson...I suppose that may make me a pain-suffering fetishist.
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Empress of the Moon
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I know two men and one woman who have each been married five times. That is hopeless romanticism.
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No. I've been married too many times already. I'd turn gay.

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Hellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll NO
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FUCK NO

Cheeky Chick
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No, I was engaged for four years and nearly married to one man, best decision by not marrying him. I've yet to be married, but I know if it fails, I won't try again. You don't need to be married to be happy anyway.
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no no no hell no!!!
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This might be a cynical view, but I don't think there is such a thing as an ultimate commitment. In my personal observation 'Marriage' is not taken seriously anymore. People wed on a whim because they want a fancy day or they want to wear a wedding gown for the day. The VOWS the most important part of the wedding, not often taken seriously as they should, which is why their is such a high divorce rate. I guess people get easily bored in relationships and even if they are married find it easy just to walk away, pay a solicitor for a divorce or even do it online, in most cases divorces are pretty easy to do. Marry if you plan to stick to your vows if not why bother. I know in some cases divorce is the only answer but if you have made a commitment such as marriage then you should at least try and make that marriage work but of course walking away seems the easier option nowadays.
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I have only been married once and I would have to say if we would get a divorce there is no way I would ever marry again to me it's not worth it
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Absolutely, I will never stop believing in happily ever after.
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Hell no.

I don't think marriage serves any purpose EXCEPT as a system for raising children and passing on property. For those two things, it works really well, and most societies including mine (American, middle class, 21st century) need marriage as a grounding for social stability.

But as a route to my personal happiness? Nah.