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othersideofwind) wrote2006-06-19 07:40 pm
othersideofwind) wrote2006-06-19 07:40 pm
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A wild thought
Why don't marriages have expiration dates?
Let's say, if you marry someone for the first time, you are given 2 years after which you have a month or two to reconfirm your marriage for the next 5 years (and then 10, and then 25, and then forever) or it will be automatically 'expired' setting the parties free?
Let's say, if you marry someone for the first time, you are given 2 years after which you have a month or two to reconfirm your marriage for the next 5 years (and then 10, and then 25, and then forever) or it will be automatically 'expired' setting the parties free?