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Well you save a shit ton of money. Getting married effectively gives you double salary with the combined income. Everything you'll ever purchase is now cut in half. Need new couches? Instead of you paying full price think of it as you paid half and they paid half. New TV? Same deal, your essentially only paying half of what you otherwise would pay. The downside is you have to share, but you don't watch TV 24/7 anyway so someone else can use it when you're not. Expensive purchases like this add up and you'd never be able to live like that on your own. Dual income means bills are less stressful/more likely to have the $ to pay for them. Plus it's really nice to have someone to come home to at the end of the day. Someone to snuggle with, someone who cares about you. Someone to share your dreams and goals with, and someone to grow old with. Communication is the key. That sounds so cliche but for real, if you can effectively communicate with each other especially when times are rough, then you'll be ok. If you get into an argument take 5 and cool off. Then come back and explain why you feel the way you do, and be prepared to listen to your spouses side with an open mind to understand where they're coming from. All in all being married is great and the media tries to make it sound terrible. If you hear anyone else talking about how marriage sucks it's because they're a loner who will never get married and want to justify why they can get someone to love them. Or because they're married/have been married and suck at it because they don't know how to communicate effectively. Two words of advice - the couple that plays together stays together, and, marry a badass and be good at communicating with them and you'll lead a long and successful marriage. Till death do us part is so comforting knowing I have a life partner at my side supporting me the whole way :)

>source: I'm married

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Guess we'll see... I'd limit sell at .035, that sounds reasonably attainable. Made $10 yesterday, just bought in again today at .0337. A little high I know but I'm trying to sell at .035 as well. Gotta pick something I guess, and better than just letting it sit in the "buying power" doing nothing...

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>Texas