Mila Kunis Says She Sees 'No Need' in Marriage: Do You Believe in Marriage?

by The Big Question Posted 2012/08/16 22:16:50

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Libertys Martyr 2012/08/16 22:46:33

No

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This is how I think about it.
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Cochise 2012/09/15 22:29:20

Yes

Yes I believe in marriage. The words are the same, it's the people that pledge them that change. When couples really love each other, they want to take those precious vows, to prove that love. Yes, always to marriage.

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Miss Kris 2012/09/02 08:37:43

Yes

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But I respect everyone's opinion of the subject. Marriage doesn't have to be for everyone.

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frozenKmadness 2012/08/28 21:18:52

No

I think she put it great.

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shadow76 2012/08/28 15:29:54

Yes

Who cares about this person's opinion?

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Piwan 2012/08/28 14:23:34

No

Smart girl! I think marriage is a silly formality that can complicate a good relationship to the point where it becomes a BAD relationship..Better DEAD than WED!

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Moonage 2012/08/28 12:53:56

Yes

I believe it provides a more stable environment for raising kids. Some people are lucky enough to be able to afford hiring all that assistance, most people people aren't. If a person has absolutely no intention of raising kids, then there's really no point in making a legal commitment to someone else. Love's all fine and good, but not a "need" to be married.

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Nam Era Vet #1 DNA TLC 2012/08/28 05:35:26

Yes

yep I am fine with my marriage.

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lady blue 2012/08/28 05:12:30

Yes

I believe in true love and if I have true love then I would want to get married.
I believe in marriage and I honor the commitment and the contract with the right man.
If I don't have the right man then I rather stay single. I want to marry the right man not the wrong man.

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MYSTIC MYSTIQUE 2012/08/22 02:56:31

No

not in this day and age........people ruined the purpose and it seems to be the thing to do instead of a special time.

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Alexander T Steward 2012/08/21 13:30:31

Yes

I'm engaged.

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lara 2012/08/20 18:28:50

No

maybe one day i will change my mind , but why make that commitment when if you were ever to split up it gets messy? signing a piece of paper doesnt change the love you feel for one another , and most mariages are in crises before they're even started by people getting thousands of pounds in debt for a big special wedding , then realising their married life is going to be a whilwind of loans, overdrafts, mortgages trying to pay off their wedding day !...

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Kranky 2012/08/20 14:58:25

Yes

I totally believe in marriage. I have been married for 23 years and absolutely love having that connection and knowing that the person I love has my back and I have his. I don't feel the need to listen to anything that Mila Kunis has to say. I hope Ashton Kutcher dumps her the same way he did Demi.

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sunilkumarkuruvath 2012/08/20 14:55:29

Yes

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yes marriage is essential

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Todd The Libertarian 2012/08/20 03:15:17

Yes

Marriage is great.She probably has had a few duds.

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Deandra 2012/08/19 18:54:37

Yes

Yes I do believe in the sanctity of marriage. When it's between two people who love each other dearly it's a wonderful and beautiful thing.

Even though I have been married once before, and it ended, I would still do it again. Commitment to me is everything. If you can commit to me, you will have me forever.

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Quazimoto 2012/08/18 22:08:31

Yes

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I can't wait to see her on Maury Povich waiting for the results to see who is her baby daddy. And I want to take anything seriously by someone who dates Macaulay Culkin?

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ProVega 2012/08/18 21:50:26

Yes

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When you find the right person, hold on and don't let go. As a man who has been married 40 years I highly recommend it.

I do however believe in the separation of church and state so I would like to deal with the terminology debacle the word marriage has presented these past few years. Marriages should be preformed in the church of your liking and have nothing to do with the state.

The state needs to provide a "certificate of union", "agreement to live together", "live as one" or some document buy which it will legally recognize two peoples commitment for legal purposes. All unions would come under this document.

If people want the blessings of their church they can jump through the church's hoops and receive the coveted title of married.

What's the fuss?

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Jeff to ProVega 2012/12/14 19:37:58

I agree totally :--)

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josi 2012/08/18 18:39:59

Yes

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Yes! I have a dream to live with my wife.

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burningsnowman 2012/08/18 16:40:41 (edited)

No

No, not legally anyway. I don't see the point especially when the other person can turn around and divorce you for half of what you're worth. Sorry.

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mikewonaus 2012/08/18 08:09:25

Yes

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Of course! With 42 years [211+Kar-cash-ins] as PROOF and more than 60 years of disappointments in ALL around us, what Mila Kunis 'thinks' is just about what is expected from anyone with so much time with the high moral values of Ashton Kutcher and lack of Vacation Bible School!

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Rock to mikewonaus 2012/08/18 09:50:14

I'm not really commenting on your post, you just won because you were the most recent post. After thinking about this for over a day I realized that Mila Kunis is quite possibly the most perfect women ever born! Really, what more could a guy ask for?!?!?! I also suspect that Mila isn't saying she is against marriage, just that she doesn't feel the pressure to find that perfect someone. Good for her.

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mikewonaus to Rock 2013/02/11 14:28:45

"I'm not really commenting on your post," Really?! "Mila Kunis is quite possibly the most perfect women ever born!" Really?! Seeing no need in marriage seems as if it, in itself, an imperfection. We win because we accept our blessings and recognize God's graces, along with knowing the general apathetic, superficial standards of sleaze & political correctness. "I did not have sex with that woman", Yada, yada, yada...

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Rock to mikewonaus 2013/02/19 04:50:47

Holy delayed response! Seeing no need for marriage is not an imperfection. In fact, I would say that the ability to be a free thinker gives her even more character. If you have followed what she has done the past couple years, you know she is a good person. I'm not talking career wise, but what she has done for our soldiers and for charity.

With a divorce rate around 50%, why in the world would people get married in this day and age? Would you go to the casino and play roulette and bet half you net worth on black or red? Kind of the same deal. Not to mention, people are so selfish, live for today, and always seem to think the grass is greener somewhere else. When I hear people say that life is too short for yada yada yada, it makes me want to smack them upside the head. Really, how selfish and closed minded are they? This "Me" generation crap is getting a little old and unfortunately it seems to be every generation these days.

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mikewonaus to Rock 2013/02/19 16:41:18

"Holy delayed response!" Yeah, we're slow!
"Seeing no need for marriage is not an imperfection. In fact, I would say that the ability to be a free thinker gives her even more character" Yeah, what you say reflects free thinking to a fault.
"...what she has done for our soldiers and for charity." Or perhaps as enlisted through agents of the industry, the public relations &/or political machines...
"...why in the world would people get married in this day and age? Would you go to the casino and play roulette and bet half you net worth on black or red?" Self respect, mutual love, traditional values via foundations of nurtured Christianity disallow marriage envisioned as a game of chance but rather a commitment of honor to God, each other & our society of cultured humanity.
"When I hear people say that life is too short for yada yada yada, it makes me want to smack them upside the head." That how some feel about the gender challenged, the obese & atheists. Overall, life is much too short to inflict smacks!
"...how selfish and closed minded...?" Selfishness can be demonstrated individually, marginally, stubbornly, liberally or as part of a team of 2 or a group as large as China! We can be very closed minded but can describe it as righteousness with selective, honorable, discriminati...&
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"Holy delayed response!" Yeah, we're slow!
"Seeing no need for marriage is not an imperfection. In fact, I would say that the ability to be a free thinker gives her even more character" Yeah, what you say reflects free thinking to a fault.
"...what she has done for our soldiers and for charity." Or perhaps as enlisted through agents of the industry, the public relations &/or political machines...
"...why in the world would people get married in this day and age? Would you go to the casino and play roulette and bet half you net worth on black or red?" Self respect, mutual love, traditional values via foundations of nurtured Christianity disallow marriage envisioned as a game of chance but rather a commitment of honor to God, each other & our society of cultured humanity.
"When I hear people say that life is too short for yada yada yada, it makes me want to smack them upside the head." That how some feel about the gender challenged, the obese & atheists. Overall, life is much too short to inflict smacks!
"...how selfish and closed minded...?" Selfishness can be demonstrated individually, marginally, stubbornly, liberally or as part of a team of 2 or a group as large as China! We can be very closed minded but can describe it as righteousness with selective, honorable, discriminating values & recognized blessings.
"This "Me" generation crap is getting a little old." Yeah, & so is 'eye-eye-tus'!
One man's ceiling is another man's floor!

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Rock to mikewonaus 2013/02/20 05:47:17

You hide behind your God to justify your self righteous views on others. What you can't justify then you presume facts that aren't really facts at all. Pathetic! I'm out.

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mikewonaus to Rock 2013/02/20 13:38:44

You sure are 'out'! Please consider that we didn't just make this stuff up to annoy you. We are merely making efforts to help you understand our answers to your questions. You're more than welcome back anytime! We really need no justification to express our views of OUR God & we are hiding in very plain sight of anyone looking! We pray your search for truth will reveal OUR [yours, mine & everybody's] God through Christ.

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Tinka123 2012/08/17 23:30:02

No

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In the 'legal' sense, no. I do not hold that marriages are legitimized at the 'permission' of the government.

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ProVega to Tinka123 2012/08/23 04:37:57

I agree. See my comment.

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Nan 2012/08/17 22:48:38

Yes

Yes, it's a sacred institution and should be upheld by people who believe in it. If you don't then that's your right too. It's whatever makes you feel happy and secure. For me, marriage does it.

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diana fuentes 2012/08/17 22:45:22

Yes

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i dream of getting marry one day!!!!! lol

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Sinister Ken Doll™ 2012/08/17 22:41:28

No

personally, i don't think i would ever want to get married

but if anyone else wants to get married, it's their prerogative and they should be able to marry whoever they love

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Cierra 2012/08/17 21:21:31

Yes

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In fact that's one of my dreams. To be married to a loving husband who kisses me all the time with a nice house and kids and maybe a dog. I thirst for that.

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Ron in Oregon 2012/08/17 20:46:27

No

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Keep government out of it.
Let it be a religious thing.

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★earthbound_misfit★ 2012/08/17 20:43:23

Yes

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I wish there was an "undecided" option. I do believe in marriage as a commitment, but I don't think the legal aspect is necessary. To me, marriage is when two people say "I want to spend the rest of my life with you" and mean it. You can be married without the ceremony, and you can be unmarried with the ceremony. For example, I don't count Kim Kardashian as ever being married.

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fireware0062 2012/08/17 20:33:24

Yes

somewhere out there, somewhere in another parallel universe, somewhere someone is at least trying to make it work.... ok seriously! I believe it can be accomplished and achieve.... if both parties are on the same page or by some miracle working hard on keeping a relationship.... I do believe marriage can work

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Mikey 2012/08/17 20:22:38

No

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I believe in love. I think marriage is just a contract. But I guess it gives structure to people's lives so I'm not against it, if it means so much to them.

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Ayushee 2012/08/17 18:39:52

No

According to me,marriage is hell.

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serethiel 2012/08/17 18:29:07

Yes

i have no interest in getting married myself, but if other people decide they want to get married then i don't see why they shouldn't. i dislike it when people treat marriage as a more "secure" bond compared to a relationship - some people just don't want to marry.

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locoheaven 2012/08/17 17:34:58

Yes

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Theirs someone out there i believe in marriage for everyone in love not with the wrong guy I think it's pointless. *cough ashton just got out of a relationship. * cough cough

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