Relationships

[FSM-Reapr]

loool you Americans

In here marriage usually comes after moving in with your partner.

[Yugi]

loool you Americans

In here marriage usually comes after moving in with your partner.

Wait, you not american?

[FSM-Reapr]

I come from Bejing.

Ni hao.

[ETFROXX]

loool you Americans

In here marriage usually comes after moving in with your partner.

It  usually does here, too.

TZP is  cray.

[davy]

I come from Bejing.

Ni hao.

I didn't know that there was a place called Bejing in Finland.

[FSM-Reapr]

that's because it's in the chinatown of finland

[blueflower999]

*Mind is blown*

[TheZeldaPianist275]

It  usually does here, too.

TZP is  cray.

Not necessarily supposed to....

[spitllama]

It's a difference of morals. I personally wouldn't move in with my partner until we were married either. TZP is not cray.

[KefkaticFanatic]

It is a very common thing for a couple in the US to move in together before marriage, heavily evidenced in popular culture as well as actuality.

[TheZeldaPianist275]

It is a very common thing for a couple in the US to move in together before marriage, heavily evidenced in popular culture as well as actuality.

I know.  It just seems like marriage actually forces people to think about the commitments they make, as opposed to just rushing into a huge relationship.

[the_last_sheikah]

So what are all of your opinions on making a relationship "facebook official"?

Personally, I think it's unnecessary, frivolous even, to be required to let your 200+ "friends" know that you are dating someone before its acknowledged by the public.  I suppose that's just the society we live in, but if two people want to be together, why do we need to advertise it on facebook?

[SuperFireKirby]

BECAUSE IT DOESN'T MATTER IF ITS NOT ON FACEBOOK. GOSH

[Kman96]

So what are all of your opinions on making a relationship "facebook official"?

Personally, I think it's unnecessary, frivolous even, to be required to let your 200+ "friends" know that you are dating someone before its acknowledged by the public.  I suppose that's just the society we live in, but if two people want to be together, why do we need to advertise it on facebook?

Well, if you have any crazy stalker "friends" on Facebook thatare über into you and are like obsessing about you and want to have your babies, then I would think telling the world (if not mostly them) that you are TAKEN. Granted, that would only really work if you didn't know who your crazy stalker was. But also, then others wouldn't know if you were lying or what.

Just an opinion I'd throw out there. I personally don't care either way.

EDIT: Ninja'd.

[TheZeldaPianist275]

So what are all of your opinions on making a relationship "facebook official"?

Personally, I think it's unnecessary, frivolous even, to be required to let your 200+ "friends" know that you are dating someone before its acknowledged by the public.  I suppose that's just the society we live in, but if two people want to be together, why do we need to advertise it on facebook?

SFK's right. Sure. Why not.  Unless it's a secret.  But it's not a big deal.   It's not like it's only official once you post it.