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| multiple | 18-Jul-1998 | personal experience | bill | by votes | 64 | 7 | 58.9% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| RatQueen | posted 18-Jul-1998 7:37pm They are still together, but then, I guess 14 isn't completely "raised". But I foresee that they will be together twice as long as they have been. |
| daver | posted 18-Jul-1998 8:13pm Still together, still happy. |
| ron2112 | posted 18-Jul-1998 11:05pm My parents only ever got married because I came along, so I guess it was inevitable that they would eventually be divorced. They got divorced when I was about 12 or 13, and both remarried. Given the fact that my mom and my sister both frequent Survey Central, I'm not sure if I should go into any further detail... |
| emily | posted 18-Jul-1998 11:23pm Shortly after my parents were married my father was shipped overseas. He came home in one piece to meet his four year old daughter. They raised us to have very strong family values and seemed to be very happy together and with us until my father passed away on his 69th birthday and my mother the following year. I'd like to think they're still together (and my father has that little red sports car he always wanted) |
| ron2112smom | posted 18-Jul-1998 11:37pm my parents took "til death do us part" very seriously. If they hadn't passed away i have no doubt they would still be together. I think their relationship may have spoiled me in that I thought I would have the same thing when I got married and had kids. Unfortunately that was not the case and my kids would not be able to answer they survey the same way. **ron2112 I didn't raise you to hold back with your feelings. The idea here is to give honest answers. Say whatever you feel. I'll deal with you later ;) love you! (is it ok to say that i here?) |
| steve | posted 18-Jul-1998 11:38pm They should have divorced decades ago. When my sister and I were kids, we planned out how we were going to deal when they finally got around to doing it, and we agreed that it would be a good thing, but they've never managed to. It's Not My Problem anymore. Good range of answers! |
| romkey | posted 19-Jul-1998 1:01am I suppose you could say so; they're both dead. |
| bill | posted 19-Jul-1998 6:16am My parents have been separated for 20 years, never made it official with a divorce though. |
| nbarone | posted 19-Jul-1998 10:41am my parents appear to be the perfect role models for how to be a happily married couple. |
| Lorax | posted 19-Jul-1998 11:46am My parents are still together but they really don't like each other. They obviously need the relationship. I can't understand it, but at least I don't have to live with it anymore. |
| Mimi | posted 19-Jul-1998 9:35pm Although they are both dead now, they were married about 50 years & had a VERY unhappy marriage. My aunt once said, "They seemed happiest when they were miserable together." How sad. |
| Spiegs3 | posted 20-Jul-1998 1:53am ***ron2112 and ma: so PC it kills me! |
| gilly | posted 20-Jul-1998 9:18am My parents have been together for 31 years in a relationship that drives me crazy but seems to make them happy. I was just thinking of doing a survey like this, Bill, but you have a much better range of answers than I could have thought of. |
| Atzilut | posted 20-Jul-1998 10:14am They are still married and still live in the same dwelling. |
| lizzie | posted 20-Jul-1998 10:23am My mother has often said if she had to do it all over again, she would not marry my father. She has no plans to leave him, though. **what Atzilut said. |
| Mark | posted 20-Jul-1998 10:41am They've both been married twice - to each other. Yes, that's right, they divorced, and later remarried each other! They are happy, now (so far as I can tell, anyway). |
| jjg | posted 20-Jul-1998 10:46am Mom's dead, so I have to say that they are not together. |
| lisashea | posted 20-Jul-1998 11:19am They divorced when I was six. My dad moved in with someone immediately and married her in 3 years. My mom started living with someone and only married him recently. My dad has since divorced the second and gone on to a third ... |
| reality | posted 20-Jul-1998 2:36pm Together and happy (so far as I know). basically, even when they were having problems, they didn't bring it up with the kids, it was between them. |
| Resy | posted 20-Jul-1998 3:57pm hmm, too much death today |
| presti | posted 23-Jul-1998 4:39pm I don't know many couples that are my parents age (47-50) that are together. My parents divorced when I was 12. My mother never remarried but dad just tied the knot last year with a creepy crawler just about 10 years older than myself. |
| elijahblue | posted 19-Aug-1998 4:50pm My mom is a pretty together person. My dad is not and never was in the first place... They are still married and residing together, yet their emotional connection is basically nonexistent. |
| Jaime | posted 6-Oct-1998 6:41am I've never seen my parents discussing. Never. Very strange... |
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