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Life Network’s Are you ready for <\/b>(gulp)<\/i> marriage?<\/b><\/a> Quiz:<\/p>\n It just might be the biggest decision of your life. But how do you know whether or not you’re primed to walk down the aisle? I took their quiz to find out.<\/p>\n 1.<\/b> How do you handle change?<\/i> 2.<\/b> I’ve had a serious relationship:<\/i> 3.<\/b> Having lots of alone time is:<\/i> 4.<\/b> The idea of two people becoming one is:<\/i> 5.<\/b> I consider myself to be:<\/i> 6.<\/b> Being with the same person for the rest of your life is:<\/i> 7.<\/b> The thought of a second set of parents, a.k.a. in-laws, means:<\/i> 8.<\/b> When you are around married people, you:<\/i> 9.<\/b> Would you be willing to move to a new city or country for love?<\/i> 10.<\/b> Do you feel like you’ve done most of the things you wanted to do as a single person?<\/i> ANSWER: All signs point to “yes”.<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n Find yourself a mate (if you haven’t already done so) and run, don’t walk, down the aisle. You are what mothers around the world refer to as “marriage material”. Unlike a lot of the population, you have a healthy sense of yourself and very little hesitation when it comes to commitment.<\/p>\n Thinking of proposing? Why not let our cameras follow you as you pop the question! Check out our Casting Call<\/a> page for more info.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" [Okay, don’t go making more of this than curiosity…] Life Network’s Are you ready for (gulp) marriage? Quiz: It just might be the biggest decision of your life. But how do you know whether or not you’re primed to walk … Continue reading
\n° Not very well, I’m content with the way things are.
\nX<\/b> Not bad, I’m open to change, but still somewhat afraid it.
\n° No problem. I take life as it comes. <\/p>\n
\nX<\/b> …umm…what do you call serious?
\n° once in high school\/university.
\n° with someone special for the past few years. <\/p>\n
\nX<\/b> a valued part of my life, though I like to balance time for myself and time with others.
\n° what’s keeping me sane. I enjoy being on my own more than the company of anyone else.
\n° not a huge priority. I enjoy having people around me almost all the time. <\/p>\n
\n° a great responsibility with a greater reward.
\n° like losing half of myself.
\nX<\/b> a challenge that might be worthwhile with the right person. <\/p>\n
\n° Independent
\nX<\/b> Responsible
\n° Carefree <\/p>\n
\n° not an option. I don’t think monogamy is realistic.
\n° a dream come true. No more of this dating business.
\nX<\/b> a possibility — if I found the right person. <\/p>\n
\n° twice the headaches.
\nX<\/b> having another place to call home and a bigger support system.
\n° writer’s cramp come Christmas time. <\/p>\n
\nX<\/b> pay attention to learn from their experience.
\n° feel nauseous from their lovey dovey behaviour.
\n° try to see if they are happy. <\/p>\n
\nX<\/b> Yes — it would be difficult, but for the right person, it would be worth it.
\n° Maybe — as long as it wouldn’t drastically affect my career or lifestyle.
\n° No way! I’m happy where I am, thank you. <\/p>\n
\nX<\/b> Yes — I’ve dated a variety of people, travelled around and figured out what I want for myself in life.
\n° No — I have so much to get out of my system before I settle down.
\n° Somewhat — I’ve been out with a few people and seen some of the world, but I feel that I have a bit more to do.<\/p>\n