11-19-2015, 10:53 AM
As titled: I'll marry anyone and everyone as long as it can function.
Currently that is only operable and applicable to me and my wife as two.
Sparing spirits coming amoung us, I don't know if my philosophy of marriage can be fully applied and tested to, as it proposes, to all functional parties.
My wife and I have to both, equally, fall in love with and profess complete unconditional love with the same person to incorporate them into our marriage. This would be a strange and unusual event by every standard and metric, as such compatibility with one partner is already difficult to profess here.
My main keystone of my philosophy being such: I am open-minded to falling in love with anything and everything to the point of making it center in my life along with myself and my wife as center; However, that openness comes with such responsibility, that harmony and functionality be as center as well...
Rather, I am not without hope in my love and all loves being absolutely universal to the point of universal marriage. The Law is One.
Currently that is only operable and applicable to me and my wife as two.
Sparing spirits coming amoung us, I don't know if my philosophy of marriage can be fully applied and tested to, as it proposes, to all functional parties.
My wife and I have to both, equally, fall in love with and profess complete unconditional love with the same person to incorporate them into our marriage. This would be a strange and unusual event by every standard and metric, as such compatibility with one partner is already difficult to profess here.
My main keystone of my philosophy being such: I am open-minded to falling in love with anything and everything to the point of making it center in my life along with myself and my wife as center; However, that openness comes with such responsibility, that harmony and functionality be as center as well...
Rather, I am not without hope in my love and all loves being absolutely universal to the point of universal marriage. The Law is One.