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Great post and some really good answers. As teenagers for the most part I assume we all thought we knew all the answers and we were right about everything and our parents were so mean and they would never understand. Wow was I wrong and I say this to my children all the time, you will never ever ever fully understand until you become a parent what it means to worry and care and love so much. I also agree with buying real estate especially here in New York who ever thought prices for homes and properties and land would ever be the prices they are. I laugh because my parents tell me all the time when they got married in 1960 their rent was 27.00 a month and my dad only got paid 63.00 a week omg. I guess in the end for me I wish I did not want to grow up so fast while I do not consider myself to be a old lady lol I do feel as my kids are getting older my parents seem so old and time is flying way to fast. I will admit life while we all thought it was hard was really not. However even with my own children we all do it I cannot wait till I am 18 then 21 then 25 we all do it. Great post and sure do miss those carefree years of no worries. Peace to all. Catherine
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![]() Both my parents were raging alcoholics and my father was abusive so.... I got married at 18 to escape... My older brother joined the Marines at 18 to escape.... and my younger brother joined the Air Force at 18 to escape. I didn't get married again until I was 32 and this marriage has lasted for 32 years --- so far |
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Kellyjef good sound advice and I preach that to my own children from the ages of 18-till 25 is the best time of your life, before you get married and start raising a family and a bills and a mortage and so on and so forth. I am dearly sorry to hear about your dad I personally know from my own dads early life it was horrible as well and sincerely tragic and thats why he left at 18 to join to forces in the Korean War. 32 years in todays standards is an anchievement and you are dearly blessed . So many people want to rush to get married to only get divorced and married over and over very sad. Peace to all. Catherine
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