I was married for 23 years and my wife passed away at the young age of 42. I was single again for about 5 years and I never thought I would marry again but I ran in to the right woman. I am very happily married again.

I can confidently say NEVER.

My marriage was very bad, and contributed literally nothing to my life except for physical intimacy. At this point, I only want a relationship if it really adds to my life, since my experience is that it is better to be alone than in a bad relationship. Marriage is a level beyond that. I don’t know if I would ever want to get married again, if I would feel actively opposed to doing it, or if I might consider it if it were really important to the right partner

I couldn't imagine that as a possibility, especially at my age... I did have a nightmare about getting married..

Marriage is for childraising

It would be number 3 for me. I like living alone, but (always with a but) I love waking up next to someone with messy hair, morning breath and wearing one of my old T-shirts. I miss that and if I can have that with someone without the paperwork of marriage I'm all for it.

Nope. And it would take someone pretty damned extraordinary to entice me into another relationship. He'd also need to be in my zip code. I have no desire to move again.

I agree with you ! Hard to imagine what kind of relationship I would need to have to even think about getting married again. I'm so used to providing for myself, being on my own, and not having to discuss decisions - on anything. I honestly don't know if I could trust enough ... Though, as you say, "never say never !"

I'm 61 and I've been married and divorced 3 times. Never again not that I consider myself suitable to most women.

Marriage seems beneficial if you'd like to lower your overall tax rate. My likelihood to get married again is close though not a bleak to that of god's existence, highly unlikely.

Probably not. Only reason I'm currently married is because this is the US and I needed to get her on my health insurance. If I'm in a committed relationship I don't need the piece of paper to confirm that. In fact currently getting out of my relationship but will probably stay legally married to still keep her on my health insurance.

No, just no. It has no relevence in this time.

The current tax benefits of the patriarchy make marriage a very tempting offer.

I think I might, but only for a most excellent match. I am not miserable or lonely doing the solo thing. An empty nest might change that, though. Time will tell.

I want a partner, but I don't see marriage on the horizon. Going by the past, I can't monetarily afford it anymore. So many decades of solitude.

Been there, survived that. Never again! I like being coupled, and I miss it when I'm on my own. And I'd certainly be better off financially. But I don't see myself getting married again. I'm not even sure I'd want to live with someone ever again. Too confining, maybe. More compromising necessary than I care to do anymore.

I’m less inclined to remarry. Not that my ex and I left on bad terms (quite the opposite). I wouldn’t say never though, since there are legal reasons for doing it. Where I draw the line, is that it won’t be done by a priest or in a church.

It would have to be a really great guy and we would have to really mesh for me to marry again. I don't want someone askingme to give up what I do because I wouldnt ask them to. I think I would be more likely to just have a committed but unwed relationship. I like my space.

Never say never but generally speaking I do not see any necessity. ....why spoil a good thing by getting married?

I don't think that everyone is cut out for it. For me, it feels very confining. I like my personal space and conventional marriage requires that you live together.

I don't think I would marry again....but indeed I would like to be in a relationship based in respect, friend/companionship, fun, mutual interests....

Nope, but if I met the right man I would just have a "commitment ceremony".

I was married 37 years, I don't think I want to do that again. I mever lived with anyone before, but that is a possibilty, but we will always have our own seperate places. You never know, sometimes without even trying you meet someone so wonderful, they make you rethink everything.

I married young, it didnt last long. Never did it again. Came close, dodged that bullet. Now I just happily wallow in sin as my uber religious sister calls it.

Someone just recently told me "you don't need a man, except maybe to do heavy lifting". I replied, I'm kinda heavy.....can you lift me? Never say never.