The complementarity issue is SO IMPORTANT. It's great to find a mate that shores up your weak spots and vice-versa. Outside of common values (e.g., integrity, fidelity, religious faith, ambition, etc.), my wife is everything I am not. She is introverted, I'm outgoing. She is meticulous, I'm less so. She's Type A, I'm Type B. So, my wife augments me a great deal by reminding me to do things that my flighty-ass forgets and ensure that bills are done on-time. I, on the other hand, make the calls for various services (e.g., take-out, repairs, etc.) and tell her to chill when she frets over something that's not a big deal. In that way, me and my baby are an unstoppable two-headed dream team.
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak
WORD Stacks. That's exactly me and my girlfriend right there.
I'm 23 and still pretty young so there's so many temptations out there, ya know??!
QUESTION FOR THE GROWN FOLK:
Will these temptations somewhat subside once you are married?
one more:
do you need to hump as often and as many people as possible when you are young to "get it out of your system"?
Hey Yuichi,
In all honesty, fidelity is easy!!!! You can be faithful by habit. When you finish work, bring your ass home instead of stopping by bars to pick-up women. Don't hit on women when you're out having a drink. Simple. The work of marriage is that day-to-day grind when life stresses are buggin' you, along with the wife at times. Fuck tuxes, wedding dresses, rings, and rose petals, the realness of marriage is some blue-suit, name-patch shit!!! Remember, marriage means you live with the same woman every day, which can be work!!! There are days she's gotten on your last nerve, but you gotta work that shit out. It's easy when you're dating and living in different cribs, cause you can just bounce. When you're married, you go to separate rooms to cool off, or out to take a drive. But, you gotta get in there and work that shit out when you're married instead of breaking up on some emotional, childish shit like when you're single. Feel me????
As for your second question, gettin' the bonin' out of your system is a personal choice. In my opinion, I don't think ANYONE in their early 20's should get married because they haven't had enough varied experiences. You need to date a variety of women so that you can figure out what you like and dislike. I got married just shy of my 30th birthday, and I had been sick of humpin' dumb bimbos for about 3-4 years. When I hit my mid-20's, I had outgrown the club, pick-up scene. I wanted a real woman, my soulmate that I eventually found and married.
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak