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If you aren’t engaged within two to three years, it’s time to move on. Cut your losses.
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1-2 if you’re in your thirties It’s fine if someone doesn’t want to get married, but if you do, you can’t afford to waste years of your life.

It’s so easy to feel overwhelmed with your business finances. But don’t use that as an excuse to ignore them. Dig in, learn, and ask questions. Set up a month or weekly time to learn more on the subject. You’ll never regret better financial education.

The only thing she said that was wrong was that he didn't tell her. He did, just not verbally. His actions showed around year 2-3 that he was never going to, so she should have moved on then. It is a hard lesson to learn, but better late than never (and as someone who has had to learn a few things the hard way, I get it).

Men know very quickly if they want to marry you or not, a boy is indecisive and doesn’t know what he wants. Marry a man, not a boy.

2-3 years is too much. If you aren’t engaged in 1 year, it’s time to move on.

Yeah I've seen some people who are "dating" for ten years or more. I'm like 😳 Women, don't be playing house with someone who doesn't care about you enough to make you his wife.

He’s not committed. She’s given him 8 years and needs to move on. If she wants marriage and children, he’s not the man for her.

Feel sorry for those that tie their value to marriage. Literally anybody can get married. It’s not a badge of honor. Are you in a loving, respectful and loyal relationship? Congrats, you have more to lose than 50% of married couples

Agreed. I got engaged after 6 months of meeting my wife, and married 5 months after that. How long do people think it takes to get to know someone? If you're not sure if you want to be with this person in less than a year, call it off and stop wasting their time.

Depending on how old you are, even two years can be too long.

