Wait until marriage to have sex - Mark Gungor

Wait until marriage to have sex - Mark Gungor - from " Laugh Your Way - Yo Mama Session 1"

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• marriage
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• Gungor

[iPad1Addict]

Thanks

[00Mahdy00]

@iPad1Addict

You're Welcome :)

[Jesusislove150]

Can someone please tell me which DVD I need to purchase to listen to the entire presentation? Thank you

[00Mahdy00]

@Jesusislove150

just type "Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage DVD Set with Mark Gungor (Widescreen)" in google, and you're there!

[Oberknallerin]

Mark doesn't only make me laugh, he also makes me cry because of understanding things I never understood before. Thanks so much for this.

[EttsYoungLove]

I totally agree with him.

[XdisXesXwhyXimXhawtX]

What complete and utter bullshit.

[Verification11]

that's what porn do for you.

[neilswann80]

@TheK1N1 Then marriage isn't a commitment, because divorce is an 'exit option'.

[neilswann80]

@TheK1N1 Marriage doesn't stop people from breaking up (divorcing) so I fail to see why it is more of a commitment. Nothing changes in the relationship when you marry, so I fail to see the point. In the UK there are no financial benefits to being married compared to being "co-habiting" couple.

A comedian once said that marriage was betting someone half your stuff that you will love them forever. It's usually lawyers that take that half though.

[mark74741]

fuck this guy no one should wait that long, fuck as early as you can and get as much sex as you can

[llgla]

@kriscat12 I think it's how u two see it, there are many couples who are living like married couples but not officially married.

[rjky1986]

@TheK1N1 All of that being said, please think before you speak, and realize that not all relationships and engagements are the same in their commitment level [or lack of commitment in your sole opinion] as you might think.

[rjky1986]

@TheK1N1 Bollocks. I've known I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her since three months in. She and I are engaged. And I did feel and realize commitment to her without having that piece of paper and ceremony yet. You apparently jump to fast to conclusions. Yeah. Also, if commitment means "no exit option" [as you say, but which I have no desire for said "exit option" anyways] then a lot of people must be getting married with an "exit option" in mind considering the divorce rate.