I can't say for sure, but I feel like the answer would either be "no" or "not for a really long time". We've also discussed this and agreed we'd want the other to move on and be happy, whatever it took, but I don't know... I think I'm going to stick with "not for a really long time". With an extra "really" for good measure.
I was widowed at 26, and everyone kept saying "Oh, don't worry, you'll find someone else!" (which, by the way, is one of the worst things you can say to someone who lost their spouse).
I had no interest in dating for a few years. Then I started doing a little bit of dating, and unexpectedly met my current husband. He is truly amazing, and I'm so thankful that I opened up my heart and let him into my life. He makes me so happy
If he were to die...I dunno. I'm not sure that I can go through it again. But like others have said, if I found the right person (again?) I would consider it. But I'm sure it would take me a long time (maybe even forever) to get over another loss like that.
I've actually given this whole thing some thought and had conversations about it with my parents and DH. My aunt died about 4 years ago from cancer and my Uncle got remarried this year. He is in his early fifties. He started dating the women he is now married to within about 6 months of my aunt's death. His kids (all over 25) took it pretty hard. And it caused some minor drama in the more extended family.
I'm only 26, and that seems a long time to live alone, but it would really have to be the right person and I can't imagine doing things very fast. And I might just considering becoming a cat lady, although I'm not sure how well that would go, considering I'd like kids someday.
Jermys I'll apply for your commune as long as there is a chance of getting cuddles from Edith and Freddie and getting to help take care of them and any other kids there.
I also hope that if I died, MH could find someone else to marry.
I was widowed at 26, and everyone kept saying "Oh, don't worry, you'll find someone else!" (which, by the way, is one of the worst things you can say to someone who lost their spouse).
I had no interest in dating for a few years. Then I started doing a little bit of dating, and unexpectedly met my current husband. He is truly amazing, and I'm so thankful that I opened up my heart and let him into my life. He makes me so happy
If he were to die...I dunno. I'm not sure that I can go through it again. But like others have said, if I found the right person (again?) I would consider it. But I'm sure it would take me a long time (maybe even forever) to get over another loss like that.
This exactly, Are you in my head? ( but the age was different..I was in my 30's and am remarried now)
Yes, I think I would depending on age and stage in my life. We aren't having kids, so besides my dog(s), I would like someone else to keep me company besides just family and friends. I also believe that there isn't just one person out there for each of us. I am so in love with H and couldn't imagine anyone else right now, but if he were to die, I wouldn't be opposed to trying again.
I doubt it, especially right now. I don't think I would have the time or energy to date or be in a new relationship while my son is so young. It feels like it would be stressful, and I'd be afraid my son would feel that too much.
If he was older, I don't know. Maybe. I might date a bit just to see how I felt about it. But I doubt I'd feel like marrying again.
Post by juliagoulia on Jan 25, 2013 8:08:50 GMT -5
I may but it would be a very long time, I think. I married Mr Goulia young and while I'm really happy with him and our life- I'd take some time to do some stuff before marrying again.
That and also OMG that all seems like so much work- H better not kick it or I will be so pissed at him.