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Sunday, September 12, 2004

The Best Methods of Achieving a Stable Marriage

  1. Alcoholism—to drown sorrow, mask discontentment, and create good reason for divorce.
  2. Drug Addiction—a substitute, a “truer version,” if you will, of the fake love that one generally feels another person elicits.
  3. A Fling or Two On the Side—to keep the passion alive.
  4. Homosexuality—to account for all those marriages where two people claim happiness and real connection, as one need not imagine how well a pair of best friends get along.
  5. Mental Breakdown—to account for the insanity needed to exchange vows in the first place.
  6. Aggression—your mother’s secret to a stable marriage without resorting to homicide.
  7. Spawning Little Devils—the number one reason for ‘staying together’ this day and age, although your children do not give a rat's ass whether you live or die just so long as they have the latest video gaming system and a McDonald's Happy Meal every night for dinner.
  8. A Love of Masturbation—because you know you are not getting any at home anyway.
  9. A Love of Porn—because you never see the ass you're not tapping anymore, anyway.
  10. Murder—when divorce is too expensive, too taboo, or when your trigger finger accidentally slips.

3 Comments:

Blogger A Girl Like Me said...

Oh God - there is no hope left!

September 12, 2004 10:27 pm  
Blogger -- said...

I am serious, dead serious. Not all marriages incorporate one or more parts of the list, but I firmly believe that most do, most noticeably toward the end of the relationship, and we all know that most marriages die at some point anyway. That is a staple of today's society, of our culture. It is really sad to me, and one main reason for why I do not plan on exchanging vows unless I find a perfect reason for acting in such short-term, self-indulgent behavior that will most likely end with the hurt and pain of a normal breakup, with the added burden of lawyer bills, among other things. God forbid there be children involved! (Quite obviously, I'm the optimistic type.)

September 13, 2004 6:43 pm  
Blogger Alro said...

This is awesome!

September 13, 2004 6:57 pm  

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