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Do you suppose that sentiment depends on how old (or how young) you were when you were married?  I suspect someone who was married in their late teens or early twenties (a little too young, in my opinion) might tend to have more regrets about missing out on a single life than, say, someone in their thirties who's never been married.

AMEN, DCR!!!
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QuoteDoes that make sense?

Perfect sense JAIA!

Quote from: janine on Sun Jul 30, 2006 - 00:32:30
Just say no, spurly.  Sheesh.

Under what conditions, in what venue, do you get to spend enough time around people to know if you might like to ask them out?

In Bible study classes, at church fellowship dinners, at church picnics, at Sunday School parties, working on service projects with church groups, etc.

Quote from: angeleyes on Sun Nov 19, 2006 - 09:31:50
Hello Everyone,

This is regarding what DCR said.[qDo you suppose that sentiment depends on how old (or how young) you were when you were married?  I suspect someone who was married in their late teens or early twenties (a little too young, in my opinion) might tend to have more regrets about missing out on a single life than, say, someone in their thirties who's never been married.
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I am still young but I hate being single sometimes. I feel that as a young Christian woman I have had enough experience to know what I want and what I need. So I feel that experience is more the issue for me than age.
I also believe that men in my age group are so used to women asking them out that they don't feel that it is necessary to ask a woman out on a date. I also feel that in a way it is better to get married when you are younger because in your adolescent ages your hormones are all over the place and like the Bible says "it is better to marry than to burn in passion". To make the long story short, no matter what age you are I feel that just about everyone will have some regrets, but I rather get married than to have to later on regret going to hell. When I'll get married? That is of course up to God, I just hope and pray that it is sooner than later.


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If you like someone or want a dinner partner so you are not alone ask  what harm is it going to do.

I am 50 and I get tired of eating out alone and so I ask others to join me.  Friendship is the start of all good relationships and that takes at least one person having the courage to say "hey would you liek to go out?"

sorry can't type..

should have said "hey would you like to go out"