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The original was posted on /r/AskMen by /u/Glass_Mind_429 on 2023-10-03 18:51:44.
Hey all you fellow redditors. Just felt like asking all the folks here who have been married for a while a few questions about their overall experience. I know everyone’s journey & circumstances are different, but this is just a casual conversation to gain some insight. Would appreciate honest, candid & unfiltered answers & comments; don’t hold anything back whether it’s positive or negative.
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What major pleasant or unpleasant changes do you see in yourself & your partner post marriage vis-a-vis when you guys were courting/dating/engaged?
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Do you feel marriage is genuinely a life altering milestone? Is a really that big a deal that’s made out of it by those around us?
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Any pleasant experiences or rude shocks that you encountered along the way that changed quite a lot of your perspective of the institution & how you expected life to be after marriage?
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Do you think you & your partner have lived up to most (or maybe all) of each other’s expectations?
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Knowing what you know today, if you were given a chance to go back in time & reconsider your decision to get married, would you do so?
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