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Also, take into the account the propoganda that is filling women's heads on the talk shows. I have seen on there where a couple is breaking up and they talk to the host about how "our sex life just wasn't as good anymore", or "well, we just grew too comfortable with each other", or sometimes it will be that the wife things the husband has turned into a slob. You will also notice that these shows are hosted by women, made up largely of women, and the guests are mainly women (who get to do most of the talking while the man is just supposed to sit there and be blamed for everything). I'm not married yet, but I know that it is a partnership of give and take, it is not one continuous party, and married life isn't going to be like one continuous romance novel.

I'm not married yet, but I know that it is a partnership of give and take, it is not one continuous party, and married life isn't going to be like one continuous romance novel.

Just when I thought the thread was composed of endless misogyny, I came across your post. Bravo. It's not much like a romance novel at all. Unless you can find a romance novel where a couple stares loving at each other over plates of macroni and cheese, under the harsh flourescent lights of their cheap apartment.

Poverty never happens in romance novels. I haven't read any personally, but from I've gathered in casual conversation, everyone in romance novels is already successful by 23. Unfortunately, in the real world, success usually comes a bit later in life.

BTW, true love is waving to your wife as they wheel you into sugery, and you know that she's going to be there when you wake up.