With all the threads bringing marriage or divorce into it , I wondered what Oprano's divorce/marriage stats looked like.

Well on one part of our honeymoon my ex and I bought a engraved brick in a sidewalk at Disneyworld

The brick outlasted the marriage, the brick is still there

The brick will be there past you too Vick.....


I am on my 2nd year.... so far so good.

I got 2 of those when they launched them one each for each of my kids so it must be like 8 yrs ago ! :)

They are right by the ticket booths on the "boat" side.

Its a Small world after all I guess ;-)))

I betcha the stats for getting divorced in this biz are scary. Really scary.





Last edited by Nickatilynx at Mar 1 2004, 11:08 AM

My Dad offered to buy me a new car or pay for the wedding. I should have taken the car. :P

I will be the first to admit I married WAY too young - 20. Within the first year we had a baby, bought a house and started a business. Too much too soon. We were married for 2 years, then dated again about 2 years after our divorce for almost another year. It has forever imprinted upon me that I should really, really, really know someone before I marry them. :unsure:

(and the kid was born almost exactly a year to the day of our first wedding anniversary for those who are too polite to ask :P )

I don't think they're higher than any other biz.

I don't think they're higher than any other biz.[/b][/quote]
I disagree.

I think people become obsessed with being online ALL the time.

To the detriment of real life.

Our brick is a little to the right of the ticket booths as you're looking at them
Shows how far the walk got in 4 years

Yeah it will probably be there after I'm gone, still get a pic with Sebastian at the brick every time we go

Don't have any proof but my gut tells me the divorce rate might be higher than the norm for those in this industry -

I disagree.

I think people become obsessed with being online ALL the time.

To the detriment of real life.[/b][/quote]
Exactly what I was going to say.

I disagree.

I think people become obsessed with being online ALL the time.

To the detriment of real life.[/quote]
I know a LOT of people in this biz who spend more time online than we do. Ask my Mom - she's always complaining about my Dad playing games all day long. :P

Marry someone in the biz and you can ICQ each other from room to room. Perfect :)

NEVER!!!

Been engaged 4 times and couldnt go through with it

I made sure to do the married/divorce thing before this industry, I'm safe now : )

boy...aren't you a catch

boy...aren't you a catch[/b][/quote]
:lol:

You're perfect!

Anything can become an obsession and a detriment to a relationship.

That said, anyone without either SMS, ICQ or email isn't likely to hear from me very often...

boy...aren't you a catch[/b][/quote]
Youve seen her nekkid too?

7 years comming up and still loving it. :okthumb:

But I do agree that being in this biz has at times put a little strain on the relationship, but nothing we couldn't get through :D

I scanned down to the 5+ years and clicked that, didn't see the divorced-remarried until after it showed me the results.
I'm both. :)
Divorce was way before the biz.

Anyone without one of those three is probably either 2 years old or 102 years old. :awinky:

back in the 50's, 81% of all people were married. as of studies done in 2001 or 2002 (can't remember), only 51% of people are married.

i am part of that 49% and plan to stay that way. who needs the bullshit and my money is MY money......

Anyone without one of those three is probably either 2 years old or 102 years old. :awinky:[/b][/quote]
You'd be surprised.

My favorite is when I SMS someone who didn't know what the hell SMS is, let alone that their phone does it... They're amazed when a message appears out of nowhere on their display.

Figures you wouldn't have a choice that accurately covers my situation. :P Married 8 years but have been seperated for the last 3.

Going to show my age here :) Married at 18, still married 28 years later, still love the bastard too...LOL No kids, I think this may be the secret to a long marriage!

B)