We Finally Bought

[svelte]

[quote=jpinpb]Buying a house is definitely making a commitment. Well, nowadays maybe not so much. Some people now have the mentality they can walk at any time, even if they own a house.[/quote]

In the sentences above, change the words “Buying a house” to “Getting married”, and the words “own a house” with “got married”.

Comparing marriage to buying a house is definitely fitting.

With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=svelte][quote=jpinpb]Buying a house is definitely making a commitment. Well, nowadays maybe not so much. Some people now have the mentality they can walk at any time, even if they own a house.[/quote]

In the sentences above, change the words “Buying a house” to “Getting married”, and the words “own a house” with “got married”.

Comparing marriage to buying a house is definitely fitting.

With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

That is a very interesting point.
I will need to think about that one.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=svelte][quote=jpinpb]Buying a house is definitely making a commitment. Well, nowadays maybe not so much. Some people now have the mentality they can walk at any time, even if they own a house.[/quote]

In the sentences above, change the words “Buying a house” to “Getting married”, and the words “own a house” with “got married”.

Comparing marriage to buying a house is definitely fitting.

With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

That is a very interesting point.
I will need to think about that one.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=svelte][quote=jpinpb]Buying a house is definitely making a commitment. Well, nowadays maybe not so much. Some people now have the mentality they can walk at any time, even if they own a house.[/quote]

In the sentences above, change the words “Buying a house” to “Getting married”, and the words “own a house” with “got married”.

Comparing marriage to buying a house is definitely fitting.

With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

That is a very interesting point.
I will need to think about that one.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=svelte][quote=jpinpb]Buying a house is definitely making a commitment. Well, nowadays maybe not so much. Some people now have the mentality they can walk at any time, even if they own a house.[/quote]

In the sentences above, change the words “Buying a house” to “Getting married”, and the words “own a house” with “got married”.

Comparing marriage to buying a house is definitely fitting.

With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

That is a very interesting point.
I will need to think about that one.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=svelte][quote=jpinpb]Buying a house is definitely making a commitment. Well, nowadays maybe not so much. Some people now have the mentality they can walk at any time, even if they own a house.[/quote]

In the sentences above, change the words “Buying a house” to “Getting married”, and the words “own a house” with “got married”.

Comparing marriage to buying a house is definitely fitting.

With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

That is a very interesting point.
I will need to think about that one.

[jpinpb]

[quote=svelte]
With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

Considering the banks are not doing anything, compare it to couples who are separated. I think there would be more short sales and/or foreclosures if the banks would act on nonperforming loans and people not paying. I think the percentage would be greater than divorce.

[jpinpb]

[quote=svelte]
With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

Considering the banks are not doing anything, compare it to couples who are separated. I think there would be more short sales and/or foreclosures if the banks would act on nonperforming loans and people not paying. I think the percentage would be greater than divorce.

[jpinpb]

[quote=svelte]
With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

Considering the banks are not doing anything, compare it to couples who are separated. I think there would be more short sales and/or foreclosures if the banks would act on nonperforming loans and people not paying. I think the percentage would be greater than divorce.

[jpinpb]

[quote=svelte]
With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

Considering the banks are not doing anything, compare it to couples who are separated. I think there would be more short sales and/or foreclosures if the banks would act on nonperforming loans and people not paying. I think the percentage would be greater than divorce.

[jpinpb]

[quote=svelte]
With a US divorce rate of 46%, I’d say people “short sale” their marriage at a higher rate than homes.[/quote]

Considering the banks are not doing anything, compare it to couples who are separated. I think there would be more short sales and/or foreclosures if the banks would act on nonperforming loans and people not paying. I think the percentage would be greater than divorce.

[KIBU]

Except you can’t just walk away in a marriage. You may be in for many surprises to come to understand the invisible links that you still have to have.

I would say, divorce is 1000 times worse. That’s why I tell myself I need to be 100% loyal.

[KIBU]

Except you can’t just walk away in a marriage. You may be in for many surprises to come to understand the invisible links that you still have to have.

I would say, divorce is 1000 times worse. That’s why I tell myself I need to be 100% loyal.

[KIBU]

Except you can’t just walk away in a marriage. You may be in for many surprises to come to understand the invisible links that you still have to have.

I would say, divorce is 1000 times worse. That’s why I tell myself I need to be 100% loyal.

[KIBU]

Except you can’t just walk away in a marriage. You may be in for many surprises to come to understand the invisible links that you still have to have.

I would say, divorce is 1000 times worse. That’s why I tell myself I need to be 100% loyal.

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