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It seems that couples that "fall in love" or get married do so, due to a feeling of love only to discover all of these issues later. Examples include…. (no particular order)

Do I want kids, how many, how to raise them (strict or lax parent)?

Religious practice, (are you religious, do you actually practice, raise kids in a religious manner)

How do you handle your finance, saver/spender, debt levels – debt maintenance

Does the partner have any career aspirations, career possibilities, upward mobility or will he/she be in this same position for the rest of their lives amidst higher expenses

Personal habits, cleanliness, habits around others (such as friends, family, kids)

Communication skills when everything goes wrong at once (most people find it easy to get along together when everything is fine – horrible proxy, prudent to rationalize and plan for worst case scenario than assuming everything will be fine – such as a recession/depression/death/injury, etc.)

This are just a few things I thought off. (Note: Certain statements are in the second person because I wrote it as it came to my head).

I feel like even though most people don’t realize it, the standards for everyone to sleep, date, love and marry a person are completely different. For me personally, each standard is substantially more rigorous than the last.

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