US EditionDIVORCEE HAS NO DESIRE TO WALK DOWN THE AISLE AGAIN
- A twice-divorced woman recently celebrated her 61st birthday and writes to Dear Abby about her choice to remain unmarried and open to dating.
- She explains that her first marriage lasted 20 years, has been single for five years, and finds men she meets online disappear when she rejects marriage.
- The author states she seeks companionship in a monogamous relationship but no longer believes marriage is necessary for personal fulfillment despite missing some exclusivity aspects.
- She describes being hung up on mid-conversation due to her views on marriage and advises others to specify their desires clearly to improve their dating experiences.
- Her stance suggests a shift away from traditional marriage expectations, highlighting a common dilemma between personal fulfillment and societal norms for relationships.
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Dear Abby: Twice-divorced woman has no interest in walking down the aisle a third time
DEAR ABBY: I am twice divorced and recently celebrated my 61st birthday. I look pretty fantastic, and I’m in great health. My husbands were really great guys, and I have maintained positive relationships with both. My first marriage lasted 20 years; the second lasted 10. I have been flying solo for the last five years. I love my life and lifestyle and have no desire to marry again. I like having my own space and the freedom to do as I please.
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Dear Abby: Divorcee has no desire to walk down the aisle again
I like having my own space and the freedom to do as I please.
·Detroit, United States
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The Daily News of NewburyportDIVORCEE HAS NO DESIRE TO WALK DOWN THE AISLE AGAIN
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·Cherokee County, United States
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