The single or married thread

[Cat City Slim]

Married once, going on 20 years.

 

[Cat City Slim]

36 years. If we had just shot each other one of us would be on parole by now

My British wife tells me the same thing. I remind her that’s she’s a damn foreigner, I would beaten the rap.

 

[surjimmy]

married 4 times starting at 19. 4 years, 4 years , 4 years and 28 years this time. I always say it took me a while to find a good one when the reality is it took me awhile to become a good one

You're so full of crap. Has to be a typo, the truth is, it took you a while to find one that would put up with you.lol

 

[turkeyrun]

I’ll bet baptist, because the methodists I know are legalistic at church but pretty liberal otherwise.

Nuts exist everywhere.

I dated a girl, for a very short time, was a 7th Day Adventist. Her Mom would make the toughest, plantation overseer seem lax. All the girl could talk about was getting married and moving away.

New some Mormons that were extremely controlling. Same with Pentecostal.

Had some Assembly of God neighbors, had 7 kids, 5 girls. My daughter thought they were Amish, the way the girls dressed.

Can't label ALL because of a few.

 

[TedKennedy]

Nuts exist everywhere.

I dated a girl, for a very short time, was a 7th Day Adventist. Her Mom would make the toughest, plantation overseer seem lax. All the girl could talk about was getting married and moving away.

New some Mormons that were extremely controlling. Same with Pentecostal.

Had some Assembly of God neighbors, had 7 kids, 5 girls. My daughter thought they were Amish, the way the girls dressed.

Can't label ALL because of a few.

The one common denominator?

Religion.

 

[Ready_fire_aim]

What religion if it's ok to ask?

“Messianic”… basically 7th day Adventist type extreme Christianity with a bunch of Old Testament Judaism mixed in. Think David Koresh/branch davidian type deal, without the cool stuff like compounds and weapons lol. We ain’t talkin’ about some normie life church christians here

 

[mtngunr]

IDK - my first wife was Catholic and her parents pretty near disowned her for marrying a non-Catholic. Refused to come to the wedding, refused to let her little brothers come also. Absolute nuts.

Catholics can marry non-Catholics, no problem, but marrying outside the Church puts them outside of communion with the Church and its teachings. Doing so is bound to cause problems except with those who take whatever religion only nominally, if at all.

 

[elwoodtrix]

I know a few people that left the Maranatha Church in Bethany, 7800 nw 36th. Bad juju from what I'm told.

 

[TedKennedy]

Catholics can marry non-Catholics, no problem, but marrying outside the Church puts them outside of communion with the Church and its teachings. Doing so is bound to cause problems except with those who take whatever religion only nominally, if at all.

Non-religious folks can do whatever the hell we want. It took me damn near thirty more years to realize that all religions want to dictate to people how they can live.

She was a nice girl, she just got raised in a cult and her mom was a punt. Her dad was a nice guy with no testicles. I wouldn't trade my current wife for anything, but wife #1 was a good chick. I like to think about her mom remembering me doing awful things to her daughter. I hope her imagination exceeds my actual molestations. Yeah, parents that treat their kids like that deserve to be tormented.

 

[Pennyless]

I know a few people that left the Maranatha Church in Bethany, 7800 nw 36th. Bad juju from what I'm told.

Just another reason to never go to Bethany.

What kind of stuff were you told?