If she such a horrible person, aren’t you glad she’s out of the gene pool? 
Who?
The “beard” whose “rotting on the vine” upsets you so.
Nope. I don’t believe I’ve called anyone horrible. The situation is, for sure. As per the topic title, my example has relevance to the importance of changing people’s perception of those under the rainbow banner. Acceptance leads to a lessening of those types of situations. Until then, it is sad for women who don’t get what they expect and feel their life is a lie while their husbands slink out to the park to spoil the seats of the family van.
Try it.
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I’m already on 78 and it’s still a nope from me.
I predict surprises for num 100.
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Maybe you skipped that one, ONO. 
In all fairness, Jennifer was friggin cute.
Oh, I see: you don’t like the idea of people entering insincere marriages due to family/social pressure. The phrase “rotting on the vine” gave me the impression that you were mad at her for refusing to be someone’s baby factory (à la @hsinhai78).
Still, if they both get along living together despite their differences (which many married couples don’t), then it’s not really an insincere marriage after all. 
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You got it, Pontiac.
She was super cute!
Actually the idea that marriage = “thing you do with the person you get along with best and like spending time with the most” was a pretty advanced conclusion for me at age 5, since that’s essentially how I feel about it now, too…
A guy walks into a bar and orders a large brandy, which he necks in one. He then orders another, and another, which he downs. Eventually the barman asks him why he’s drinking so much brandy and he tells him he’s just had his first blowjob. “Congratulations!” says the barman “Here, have one on the house.”
“Cheers” replies the man “I’ll need it to get rid of this taste in my mouth.”
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