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Even though I'm not married yet, I dispute that claim.
Marriage is what both parties put into it. If they don't put much into it, or if one of the parties doesn't put anything into it but instead takes advantage of and uses the other, then it becomes, as you say, a "powerdrill to the forehead" to deal with. The main problem that results in marriages dissolving these days is that people don't understand what love really is anymore. It's a purposeful decision to put the other person first, to care for them, to help them, to be there for them when they're feeling down, etc. When both parties in a relationship realise this and those decisions and actions are mutual, the relationship blossoms. The feelings that are most commonly associated with love only come after that decision to love is made. The problem is that people rely on the feelings instead of reaffirming the decision to love that person in their hearts each day, even in spite of what may be going on at the time, and even when those feelings may not be there at all. As a result of that, when they slowly stop deciding each day to love that person and demonstrate it to them, those feelings gradually die away, and then they say that "I don't love them anymore", and look to bail on the relationship.
[RWINS] offered villian role in [NOAH] Jun 11, 17:38
He's playing The Rain? {nm} Jun 11, 17:45
Maybe the crooked contractor that Noah hires to build the ark? {nm} Jun 11, 17:47
"Little Noah, Little Noah, let me in!" "Not by the gravitational pull of your drippy drip drip!" {nm} Jun 11, 17:47
lol {nm} Jun 11, 18:03
I'm actually interested in watching this movie, if only to laugh at how wrong his take is. {nm} Jun 11, 17:56
this would be a good conversation for your new forum {nm} Jun 11, 18:12
If only we had a board at HSX dedicated to misc. stuff, life in general......hmmm {nm} Jun 11, 18:14
Well, what you said was wrong and stupid! Haha, just kidding. {nm} Jun 11, 21:38
isnt this a sci fi take on Noah? the comic book looked futuristic {nm} Jun 11, 19:08
Ever seen "Pi", Aronofsky's take on 3.14etc and Jewish mysticism? That was an ordeal. {nm} Jun 11, 18:06
No, I haven't seen that one. {nm} Jun 11, 18:08
I see you have North By Northwest on your list. Good choice. Excellent film. {nm} Jun 11, 18:13
I agree. :) {nm} Jun 11, 18:24
Don't you mean it was a powerdrill to the forehead? {nm} Jun 11, 18:08
No. Marriage is a powerdrill to the forehead. Pi was just an ordeal. {nm} Jun 11, 18:10
"Pi" + "Requiem for a dream" = 2 ordeals. Or, 4.14 ordeals. Jun 11, 18:18
I forgot about Requiem. Jennifer Connelly as a junkie, right? {nm} Jun 11, 18:20
I have forgotten it, except to say it's no "Trainspotting" and no "Jungle Fever." {nm} Jun 11, 18:22
Man, I liked Pi, but Requiem was beat-you-over-the-head ordealy. {nm} Jun 11, 18:47
Even though I'm not married yet, I dispute that claim. Jun 11, 18:23
I agree with everything you said. Nonetheless, some of us just aren't wired for it :-) {nm} Jun 12, 05:19
Was the Pi caramel-flavoured? ;-) {nm} Jun 11, 18:51
The villain is God. He's the one causing the flood and murdering the entire world. {nm} Jun 11, 18:19
Um, no. {nm} Jun 11, 18:24
It's only a movie. ;-) {nm} Jun 11, 18:31
