It's society's call bros. Cope and seethe....

@IHateNames

A) I browsed your history here a bit. Is this the same woman you've posted about seveal times in the past few years?

B) check the laws in your area. In some areas, common law is as good as married. In other areas (I've heard) you can still easily make a clean break.

C) I advise against cohabiting at all.

Update!

Went in for surgery on my broken finger. Everything seems to have gone according to plan... Except.

My post-op instructions include something about no weight bearing on the affected hand.

Which is all well and good until one considers I need to use crutches or a walker to get around.

I had to send my poor nurse off chasing after clarification to find out just how much of a gimp I am now. My sister helpfully suggested just hopping along with a crutch under my right arm and both left limbs held out, which I'm keeping in my back pocket as a contingency plan.

Have I ever mentioned how much I love bureaucracy? It's just swell getting conflicting and mutually exclusive instructions on caring for my injuries because the different departments refuse to communicate with each other.

I'm about to make a decision that would put me in a common law in my mid 20s.

Is this always a bad idea? I'm stressing.

@Typo-MAGAshiv

I try to limit what i say online. I was almost doxxed twice on reddit. I had to nuke two pretty large accounts because of it.

The autists are good at what they do.

They have taken over boys...

@deeplydisturbed

she just moved here from another country

I don't recall your having mentioned that before

What a background story

@Typo-MAGAshiv

Everyone I have heard talking about moving overseas to find a wife agrees on one point above all other - do NOT bring her back to the US.

I can attest to this personally. I met my ex wife here but she just moved here from another country. It took about 25 years for the cultural rot to set in.

It eventually killed her.