Hi Lu, welcome aboard.

A long shot, but no relation to William (survival of the coolest) Pryor ?

Regards
Ian

On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 4:35 AM, Louise Pryor<[email protected]> wrote:
>> [Lu]
>> ... then I say let ANYONE - who can fulfill the requirements - get married.
>>
>> [Arlo]
>> Generally, I find having to "prove" to someone that I am "in love" enough
>> to get married problematic.
>
>
> [Lu replies...]
> I'm not talking about "being in love" or proof of such, I'm talking about
> Basic things that would improve Quality of life; in depth pre-marital
> counseling (in their particular religion, or not, as the case may be), no
> one marries before they've dated 18 months, Parenting classes (using those
> "baby-think-it-over" dolls like a lot of the school kids use now), classes
> on budgeting - What I'm talking about is an A.A. (A.S.?) in Real Life. If
> you pass the course, you can get Married, if not you'd have to settle for
> something more like a civil union. Or maybe you'd only be allowed to get
> engaged with an Associates degree, and would actually have to go on to get
> your Masters in order to actually marry...
>
> I understand that I am being very idealistic here, and how on earth would
> all this be instituted, and would I want the GOVERNMENT in charge of this?!!
>
> No - I'm just sayin'...
>
> And as to the man who became a woman and now is lesbian lovers with his wife
> - In my scenerio, if they have offspring, they are Married, and had better
> take the welfare of those future adults more seriously than they take their
> seriously messed up selves.
>
>
>  ...She is of the belief that, like getting a driver's license, people
>> should have to demonstrate even basic abilities at parenthood before being
>> "allowed" to have kids. I understand her sentiment and frustration too, and
>> empathize completely, but I see the solution coming via a cultural
>> re-valuing, not a state licensing agency.
>
>
> [Lu]
>
> I agree, it has to start small - with individuals recognizing the difference
> between a Life of Quality and quality of life.
>
> Lu
>
>>
>>
>> But, overall, I agree. Glad to have you aboard, Lu.
>
>
> Thank you.
>
> Lu
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