The fact that most people meet their spouses at work suggests that there are potentially hundreds of thousands of Mr or Mrs rights for each person. Or the fact that people marry people from thier own town also suggests that plonk someone in any town in the UK and they will find someone to marry.


For some reason we think that there is a tiny number of potential marriage partners, why is that?

People like the magical romantic idea that there is only 'one' true partner out there for them and thus giving their chosen one that special quality.

Infact its all a load of balls. Meeting the right partner is just a matter of ticking a certain number of boxes.

Otherwise we would all be doomed.

People like the magical romantic idea that there is only 'one' true partner out there for them and thus giving their chosen one that special quality.

Infact its all a load of balls. Meeting the right partner is just a matter of ticking a certain number of boxes.

Otherwise we would all be doomed.

.....and then Cinders and the Prince rode off into the sunset on a beautiful white stallion and lived happily ever after...

Cat you are such an old romantic.

I keep moving round the UK and still can't find anyone to marry me!! should I have stayed in the same village I grew up in to have had a chance at a decent marriage I ask myself!

.....and then Cinders and the Prince rode off into the sunset on a beautiful white stallion and lived happily ever after...

Cat you are such an old romantic.

Unromantic, yes, but probably right. I think if you meet "the one" first off, it's more luck than anything else.

It's fun trying them all out, though. :devil: