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I must be blind or something but I swear I read that you live with your future ex-wife's mom and you have 1500 saved for your future??!?



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so glad, I take it you paid off all your debts since you have money saved? I mean, I KNOW the bank ain't payin shit for interest on that money you got saved (not that it matters as you're about to blow it soon anyway), but I KNOW your creditors are charging you BIG interest on what you owe them. Sounds like you're losing money brah.

If you want some help on your bills/budget and how to pay them off the best/fastest way, PM me.
 
As had been previously said, do not reproduce yet. If you were in a hurry to pop out kids I could see that as a reason (albeit a bad one) to get married now. Why not just chill out and get to know this chick? Do you know why she broke it off with her last fiance? And weren't you trying to fuck her while she was engaged? I don't see how either of you could trust each other just based on your previous relationship.
 
no reason to do pusy ass shit like throwin sunglasses out the window.... tell that bitch ull wake her up with a hot curlin iron in her pussy next time she runs her bitch ass mouf to her hoe ass mom niga
 
we got 1500 saved up which is enough for now, i live with her mom shes hot and cool. Were gettin our own place after my football season ends
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Oh this has bad outcome written all over it.

Why on earth the rush to get married? What's wrong with being engaged for a year or two?

And someone mentioned debt ... I totally forgot about that. Last I heard you had something like $17K in debt ... and weren't you going to school to become a physio therapist or something? Why not complete school, get started in your career, start whittling away at that debt and THEN take the big plunge :whatever:

Glad, I know WTF I'm talking about. My ex and I got married, I was 18, he was 21. NEITHER of us had a job or a penny in the bank. First we lived with my mom, then we moved in with his. Our first car was a late 1960s Mercury with I don't remember how many miles on it. Within two months of our getting married 1) I was pregnant (and he didn't believe in abortion) and 2) he had suffered an injury that put him flat on his back for three months and took an additional three months to fully recover from.

I realize you want to be easy going and have fun but you need to accept that if you want to do grownup stuff (get married) you can't HAVE that kind of freedom any more, not if you want to be a good husband.

Oh Yeah, AND I had only known him for about three months before marrying him!

The more strikes against you before you walk down the aisle the greater the chances of misery.

I dated my current husband for FOUR YEARS before we moved in together (okay, granted, we were married to other people at the time, but we really did date) and we're STILL happy after all these years.
 
LOL @ Things always working out....
wow, seriously bro, it does not sound like you are economically ready or mature enough to do this, I know if you really wanna you'll do it, I really think you shouldnt... but good luck and I do wish you well....
 
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