DON'T Waste Your Time With A Man Who Won't Commit. || Answering YOUR Hard Relationship Questions!
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In this segment of today's video, we will be doing an Ask Abby and I will be answering your long form questions that wouldn't fit in an instagram box. I am not a psychologist, not a therapist, and I m just offering my opinions and advice on what I think is the best option for women who are struggling with the question of whether or not to get married and have kids.
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hello classic crew and welcome to today's video where we're going to be doing an ask
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abby and i'm going to be answering your questions
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i'm so thankful to nordgreen for sponsoring this portion of today's video now let's get into it so on my
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instagram i asked you guys to write into a new email address i created ask classically abby and on that email i
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asked you guys to send me your long form questions your questions that wouldn't fit in an instagram box
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and i wanted to hear kind of what kind of questions you guys had and offer just a little bit of advice
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now to start off i want to say i am not a psychologist i'm not a therapist this is just my opinions on things
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and i'm just offering what i think you should do now that's not saying that this is the only option
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so i'd love to hear from you guys what you think people should do and what your responses are
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all of these questions are going to be totally anonymous i'm going to
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change any names if there are any and so there's not going to be any any information given out in
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this video so i'm just reading the emails and i'll change any information that needs to be changed so
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that it remains anonymous now when i read these emails many of you wrote wonderfully nice things
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i'm just going to thank you now so much for the kind words it means a lot to me but i'm just going
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to read the actual questions here but let's get into question number one my question for you is below
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i female 30 have been in a relationship with my boyfriend male 31 five years this christmas we
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have been living together the last three years and it's been fantastic we both come from families
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where our parents have divorced and have been through quite a lot in the past with family drama
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living together has been so lovely because it really feels like home we are like best friends
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with our own routine and space without drama i am turning 31 next month and like many women i'm
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becoming more and more aware of my biological clock i am beyond ready for the next level of commitment
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and would absolutely love for my boyfriend to propose so we can become husband and wife and
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eventually a family i am quite traditional and like the idea of getting married and then kids
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the problem is my boyfriend never really talks about this stuff i tried to talk to him about it
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before and it didn't go well at all it seems he's nervous of marriage as his parents marriage ended
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in a nasty divorce he also said he doesn't want kids for many years yet as he has a lot he wants to
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achieve first the conversation has really scared me because we didn't come to any sort of agreement
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at the end and now i'm left wondering if he has no intention of proposing or taking things to the
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next level for many years and i could possibly ruin my chances of ever having a family i love this guy
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so much and i'm certain i want to spend the rest of my life with him i am truly devastated that i had to
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bring up the conversation nervously and he doesn't seem to feel the same way so first off i really
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want to thank you for being so open with your question because when i tried to create a video like
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this this is what i was hoping for is that people would really actually come to me with real
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questions and hopefully i can offer some insight so reading this email my first thought is i totally
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understand what you're feeling and why you love him i would imagine that if you guys have been together
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for this long it's because you do have a wonderful dynamic but the things that you're talking about
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marriage and children those things are not going to go away and you may love this man
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but the fact is your email already tells me that he isn't enough to replace those concerns and
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those life goals that you have you want to have kids you want to have a family you want to live a
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traditional life and if this man isn't willing to go the distance with you with these big life changes
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and life goals then those things are not going to magically go away you're still going to want them
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five or ten years down the line and you do have a biological clock he doesn't in the same way you
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do have concerns about the fact that you might not be able to have kids in 15 years 10 years that he
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doesn't have to worry about because if you guys did decide that you wanted to break up he could go out
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at 70 and still have kids and have a family and you wouldn't be able to in the traditional way the
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thing to remember is that not making a decision is still making a decision by you not talking to him
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and figuring out what your next steps are you've made the decision that you're going to stay with
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him because that's just kind of where things are going to remain and stay even when you don't
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necessarily make a choice that feels like a big split or change or whatever you're still making a
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choice to stay with him by you not making a choice you've made a choice but the fact is he hasn't made a
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choice he could still make an entirely different decision from what you've decided because you
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haven't had a conversation about it that was effective you can love someone and have a wonderful
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dynamic and have great chemistry but the compatibility aspect of what you want from your life can still
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be left unresolved and that's something that is still going to be up in the air so really practically
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what this comes down to is you do have to have a conversation with him and you have to be ready to
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hear what you don't want to hear which is that he doesn't want to get married he doesn't want to
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have kids and if he says those things then you have to know and decide is that a deal breaker is that
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something that you can live with and from the way you wrote your email i would guess no i would guess that
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these are deal breakers for you and even though that's really scary and you're breaking up with someone
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that you've been with for this long those are those are things you really can't get over is having a
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family having children and having that meaning in your life but all of that said if you have this
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conversation he could rise to the occasion and end up surprising you he could end up saying something
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about him wanting to get married and having kids but you won't know for sure until you do have the
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conversation and it's always possible that you'll get the outcome that you're hoping for so until you
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have the conversation you're going to be on tenterhooks you're going to be anxious you're not going to know
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what's going to happen having the conversation might end up being more painful but it also might end up
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giving you the answer that you want and just knowing is really important not only for your future
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decision making but also for your mental health because at least you're not trying to just kind of figure
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things out in the dark and that's much harder so i wish you the best of luck with this i really do
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hope you figure out what it is that you want and good luck with it the next question says my husband
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and i have been together for almost six years and friends for 14. needless to say we're each other's
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center however fertility issues are breaking me and i'm afraid it's starting to affect my husband's
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well-being as well i have a condition called turner's syndrome one of the side effects of this is early
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menopause and a lack of egg production unfortunately this means that i will not be able to conceive my
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own children whenever i pictured my life especially with my husband we had children family traditions
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vacations and a bustling and loving home we are very open to adoption and two good friends have even
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offered to donate their eggs so we could start a family the only issue with either of these options
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is the exorbitant cost involved my devastation over the idea of not being a mother has caused several
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fights with my husband and put so much stress on him i feel awful about that but my heart is just
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broken it's even gotten hard to be happy for expecting friends or to attend baby showers i don't
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know exactly what i'm asking but i know i need help and your wise guidance who that is a really really
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difficult situation i can't imagine what kind of pain you guys have been going through and i'll try and
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offer some insight to what i would think you guys can do so the first thing that i want to say is that this
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is the kind of situation that it would make sense that it would be breaking you this is an incredibly
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heart-wrenching situation and i can only imagine the suffering and the pain that you would be in from
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something this hard the thing that i think would help me and i would keep in mind is turning to god
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having faith in god treating my faith as a life preserver and knowing that i have to have faith because my
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relationship with god no matter if i was in the situation or not that is my relationship with god
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isn't going to change he's still going to love me i'm still going to find my purpose and meaning in
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serving him and those things can help realign you and guide you in these moments of incredible pain and
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turmoil my next piece of advice is that remember that you and your husband are in this together this is
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something that you are facing as a team this is something that neither of you are you know wrong
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here you guys are working together to solve it so treating each other and going to each other for
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support and then looking at this is the problem and solving it together that could hopefully bring the
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two of you together to solve it because you don't want this to push you away from one another you would
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want to use this as an opportunity to really find love and meaning in your relationship and hopefully get
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stronger in this process now practically if the issue really does come down to the cost you should
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try and do everything possible to figure out how to make this work for you guys to put in the effort
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so that you can have a family even if you adopt just one child that'll be life-changing for you and your
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husband and that kind of investment is so worth it i'm sure you know so figuring out a way to make it happen
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that is going to be just make all the difference for the two of you so first if that means going to
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family and friends and telling them that this is something that is so important to you i'm sure they
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would want this for the both of you and going to them first and foremost seeing if they can help
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financially that's your first step right and then next step would be going to your religious community
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and getting the word out i mean the fact of the matter is i know that this could be something that
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you wouldn't want to necessarily share with a big group of people but if it matters to you to have
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a family then you may have to to rethink that feeling and realize that it's worth you overcoming
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that feeling so that you can start a family so going to your religious community and seeing if
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they can help financially if there are people who are willing to donate if people want to help you
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guys start this family that means so much to you and i know personally of some people who have gone
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online and even started gofundmes crowdfunding so that they could again try and get enough funds so
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that they could do a surrogacy or an ivf situation or for you guys maybe adoption and just figuring out
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how you can make this work for the two of you i can only imagine how much happier you'll feel
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just trying to take steps in this situation but again i wish you guys the best of luck i really hope
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that you guys can figure this out and start a family and i'm sure that that would bring you so much joy
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but i do want to finish with just keep in mind that your faith is what's going to bring you through no
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matter what hardships we all go through having faith in god and knowing that your relationship
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with god is what's going to serve you and serve him those two things will just really get you through
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the hardest of times let's get to question number three for context i am 21 and in my first year of
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grad school i've really struggled with relationships i've only ever had one boyfriend and that relationship
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lasted about a year and a half from my senior year of high school to my first year of college
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since then i've been asked out many times or had guys interested but they either don't share my
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faith or they did share my faith but have just lacked serious character qualities to the point
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that when i turned them down they became super vindictive and even turned around and attacked my
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character in public all of these escapades have been so crazy and almost unbelievable that my mom
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literally claims my life could be a lifetime movie meanwhile there have been many guys at church over the
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past few years that i have liked and have noticed are really quality guys and have great character
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the catch is that none of these guys have ever asked me out i want a guy who will pursue me
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so i'm hesitant to try and make the first move or ask the guy out any advice for trying to attract
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the guys that i'm desiring to date without being too forward also i'd love your advice on ways to
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meet guys who share those core values and faith as i feel like i'm hitting a dead end at church
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so i totally understand your question here i think i felt the same way when i was your age i felt like
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all of the guys that were interested in me were not the guys that i could really date they were guys
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who didn't share my values or who didn't share my faith and i just couldn't get the guys who i was
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actually interested in who did share my faith and my values to be interested in me so i very much
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understand your problem here now whenever i read these kinds of questions from you guys i don't
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necessarily know exactly what parts of the problem are external and are being caused by other people
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or are internal and maybe are things you have to work on and so looking at your email i can only give
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you advice about what you can change and what you can improve and the fact of the matter is that's kind
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of true all the time most of the time we can't change what's going on externally we can only change
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our own decision making and also our own inputs in a sense so i'm gonna give you some advice about
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what you could do to attract the kind of guy that you want i think the thing you have to try and figure
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out is what are you projecting because i know that i was not projecting the kind of values and faith
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and life goals that i really had and so the guys who are attracted to me were attracted to me because
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of my personality and there was the chemistry there but they weren't attracted to me from the
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compatibility perspective they didn't look at me and immediately assume that my faith and my values
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and the things that i wanted out of life were important to me they just thought that oh i was
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a fun person to hang around with and then the guys who did have really strong values and who really did
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have strong faith didn't see that again they kind of were equivalent they didn't see that those were
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important to me so they didn't express interest in the same way so a good example of this is the fact that
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i was an opera singer and i was very proud of being an opera singer and i was very open about being
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an opera singer and i of course i'm still an opera singer but at the time that was my major life goal
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and being an opera singer is not conducive to having a traditional family life it's not conducive to having
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a life where you can really be at home and be a good mom and be around your spouse you're traveling a lot
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and it doesn't necessarily reflect on your faith or your values and so the people that i was
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theoretically interested in saw oh she is an opera singer she's not going to be interested in the
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same things that i am she's not going to share my values she's not going to share my life goals
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the guys who were interested in me thought that hey she's an opera singer she doesn't really care
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about getting married she doesn't really care about having a family and maybe she's even liberal she
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probably doesn't even have conservative values and i was very lucky in the sense that i met my husband
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actually while i was still being very open and loud about being an opera singer and hadn't shown to
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the world that my values matter to me and my husband and i met we hit it off chemistry wise and when we
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talked we realized that our compatibility was great too because he did look past that immediate okay well
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she doesn't necessarily have conservative values or faith he didn't know that i did right off the
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bat he he asked and that was what allowed us to progress and our relationship to grow because when
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he asked those questions it also had me thinking about those questions and thinking about okay does the
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opera singer lifestyle really make sense for the life that i want now you're asking the right questions
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at the right age you are asking the question of how can i get the guys that i'm interested in
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interested in me too and to do so you need to project that you are somebody who cares about the
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same things that they do and it's possible that at this point that you're not projecting those things
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so consider is there a way for me to show that my faith matters to me is there a way for me to show
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that i want a more traditional lifestyle is there a way for me to show that my values are important
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are you dressing in a way that's not reflecting what you believe are you talking about your career in a
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way that's showing that you have your priorities in order those kinds of things are going to attract
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the right kind of guy the other great thing is that by being part of a church you're already part
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of a network so you can ask your friends and your guy friends and your girlfriends what kind of vibe
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am i putting out that would not attract the kind of guy that i want and what kind of things can i do
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more of to attract the kind of guys that i would like and your friends can give you an insight into
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your behaviors that it's very hard to get on your own so relying on your friends relying on your family
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members relying on the other people at your church who you can get some words of wisdom from they can
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offer you a little bit of guidance in the situations where you may not necessarily notice that you're putting
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out a certain vibe the next question is what are your thoughts on women keeping their maiden names
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or hyphenating i am nowhere near getting married but i think about this from time to time i don't see
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any issues with a woman taking her husband's last name or children having their father's last name but
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i feel like i would be letting go of part of my identity my last name is really important to me and i
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can't imagine being called something else i feel like a lot of women feel the same way but just go with
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it because it's what everyone does then again i can't imagine having kids one day and having a different
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last name than them right now i feel like hyphenating is the best option for everyone
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so that the woman can keep that part of her identity but also share the family name but i'm
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interested to know your thoughts i think this is a really interesting question and i think there are
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a lot of women who are more traditional but in 2020 this is something that a lot of women think about
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is that should i be taking my husband's last name is this patriarchal am i losing a part of who i am
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as someone who readily and happily changed my last name to become a wife i am somebody who is a huge
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proponent of taking your husband's last name i also can understand the idea that i very much
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was tied to the last name that i had before i got married but when i met my husband i was so excited
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to start this new chapter of my life and to respect my husband by taking his last name and the fact that
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the two of us are now joining our lives together and by taking your husband's last name you're really
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saying this is my family now this is my family now yes i'm still my you know my parents child but this
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family is the family that we're going to start together and as a team and i i think it's a really
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special gift that we as women get from our husbands we get their last name now we are a part of their
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family and our children are going to have our last name as a couple and also it's a gift that you can
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give to your husband that i respect you and i want to be a part of this family that you are now the
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father of and you are my husband and i just think it's a really beautiful gesture on both people's end
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to have the same last name and to start that family that the two of you are going to build the next
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question is my fiance and i are really young 19 and 21. we know we want to get married though and we
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are set on planning the rest of our lives together no fear of future separation of anything we're also
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very devout christians or at least always trying to be thing is he wants to just get married now
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while we are in school still living in our parents homes because he can't wait and wants me to be his
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wife already but he still has one to two more years of school and i have about three or four grad school
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i'm not even sure if i can manage to make sure we can have a wedding when i'm in graduate school
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because of how busy i'm going to be i'm also a little anxious about getting married because i
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just can't devote a lot of good thought to it right now i want to be in control and do what i would
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like not just let my mom plan the whole thing while i'm away in school basically so i guess my short
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question is my fiance wants to get married soon but i'm not sure that i have the bandwidth to devote to
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it right now school anxiety etc how would you discuss marriage and patience with him in this
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situation while still being loving it's a hard situation but we usually just avoid talking
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about marriage altogether because it's become a bit of a sore subject until i feel confident enough
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about my ability to devote time to it i feel bad like i'm the one causing the trouble with my anxiety
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we love being engaged and we both want to be married but there are bigger things in the way and
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we just need to be patient praying that god will see things through for us it hasn't been easy but we
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know it will be worth it so i think this is a really interesting question and one that i'm sure
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it has put stress on your relationship and makes things difficult so the first thing i want to say
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is that being engaged in my opinion has made this situation a little bit more difficult getting
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engaged is like standing on the edge of a diving board ready to jump in that's how it feels being
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engaged is like i'm ready to do this but i have not done it yet and that's why long engagements are
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really hard on people because again you have all those downsides of marriage the stress of planning
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a wedding the stress of being committed but not really being committed the stress of knowing
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you made a choice but not being able to live together without all the upsides of marriage which
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is living together having that commitment being able to consummate your relationship i mean being
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married is a great thing being engaged is really hard so you guys being engaged and not having a wedding date
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i would say would probably make you guys even more stressed about this than if you weren't engaged at
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all and that does make things trickier and what i realized when i was reading your email is that it
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seems like a lot of your argument is about the wedding planning and for somebody who doesn't care about
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the wedding i don't know that your fiance feels this way but a lot of men don't care about the wedding
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they just want to get married so you continually saying i am stressed about planning the wedding i want to
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have a wedding that looks like this and feels like this that's not going to be a convincing argument
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to your fiance who doesn't care at all about what the wedding actually looks like he just wants to
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be married to you and trying to explain to him that the wedding is important to you you know that may
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not be the best way to get across to him that this is too soon also for somebody like me who thinks
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that weddings are very nice thing and are fun to plan they also aren't the most important thing the
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marriage is so he may not understand why the wedding does matter to you because he just wants
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to be married to you but from the way it sounds in your email it sounds like if you guys were to get
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married right now you would still be living apart and in your parents homes not living together as a
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sovereign couple and that's what marriage is marriage is about being a sovereign couple and being able
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to start your own family that's why people get married and that's what the function of marriage
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is is that the two of you are going to get married so that now you can support each other and support
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whatever children you you have so you guys getting married and then not living together and not actually
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having your own home that doesn't serve the purpose of what marriage is for and it is really hard in today's day and age when we are
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we are investing so much time into school and into education where it feels like well i should just
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delay and delay and delay until i'm out of school and done with everything and then we can get married
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and i'm not a proponent of that i don't think that people need to wait until they're done with their
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education to get married because your education can take many many years and you don't want to have a
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situation where you're 30 and you guys are not married yet now you guys are very young still but that is
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something that happens pretty frequently in our culture where people don't want to get married
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until they're out of school and done completely but the two of you should at least be living on your
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own when you get married if you can't live on your own after you get married then it is too soon for
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you to get married you guys need to be able to have your own place start your own home and really just
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begin your life as your own family now that doesn't necessarily mean that you guys have to be doing this
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all on your own without assistance that your parents can't be assisting you at all and that
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all of your school loans need to be paid off because again it is hard in today's day and age to do all
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those things as a young person and getting a little bit of assistance so that you guys can have a life
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together is not out of the question it just means that you guys need to figure out when will we be able to
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have a sovereign family and that is the conversation that you guys should be having not about the wedding
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not about the party not about the planning but about okay when can we actually have a married life
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that means marriage that doesn't just mean we have rings on our fingers but really means okay we have
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started our lives together well i have so many more questions here but i have been sitting in front of
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my camera for about an hour and a half and i think i'm gonna have to call it quits here i was planning
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on doing 15 questions but five i think is just gonna have to do it for today so i hope you guys
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enjoyed today's video let me know in the comments what you guys think about these questions what your
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advice would be i'd love to hear your thoughts i think i'm going to do a series of these because i did
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get quite a few more questions that i'd love to answer but thank you guys so much for watching today's
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