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Anastasia13

I've been told by my parents that I should marry someone who is a citizen so that if something ever happens, he doesn't take my kids to his home country where he could have more legal rights than I. I've also been told by a friend who is getting engaged that you should not approach marriage with that kind of expectation that it might not work. This issue has come up before. What's your take on this?  What advice is best to follow?

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Nihil Obstat

I intend to retain Canadian citizenship so that my family has a reliable way to escape the US if StuffHTF. :|

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Anastasia13

are you likely to marry a non-citizen? if not, then why worry about it?

 


I have been asked out by a couple of them in the last year or two that I would consider at least getting to know better aside from citizenship and possibly schedule.

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Anastasia13

I intend to retain Canadian citizenship so that my family has a reliable way to escape the US if StuffHTF. :|

 

Take me with you! (Hook-a-canuk mentioned at the end of Sicko is a real website leading to Canadian dating sites.)

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Basilisa Marie

If you're worried that a potential future spouse is going to steal your kids and run away to a foreign country...then that's not a potential future spouse. 

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Anastasia13

If you're worried that a potential future spouse is going to steal your kids and run away to a foreign country...then that's not a potential future spouse. 

 

What if your parents are worried about that before you even met the person because they heard of that happening to someone else and the person you hadn't met at the time is a non-citizen which makes such a thing more feasible?

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Basilisa Marie

What if your parents are worried about that before you even met the person because they heard of that happening to someone else and the person you hadn't met at the time is a non-citizen which makes such a thing more feasible?

 

Then they shouldn't be so xenophobic, you get to patiently tolerate their xenophobia, and when you find a nice foreign boy drop the fact that he's not a citizen after they come to like him.  :)  

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Evangetholic

This is a very odd thread. Normally when a thread is this weird everyone just talks about something else.

 

I once got lost in downtown Atlanta and had this giant drag queen tell me about Jesus' unfailing love and aid. <3

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Anastasia13

This is a very odd thread. Normally when a thread is this weird everyone just talks about something else.

 

I once got lost in downtown Atlanta and had this giant drag queen tell me about Jesus' unfailing love and aid. <3

 

If this is odd, you do not know odd.
 

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You should make yourself ready for battle.  Raise the ramparts.  Disembowel the cow.  

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Anastasia13

You should make yourself ready for battle.  Raise the ramparts.  Disembowel the cow.  

Cow depends on where they other one is from and whether or not you end up meeting family there.

 

 

Evangetholic, this may seem unusual (though I could show you more unusual), but it is a very real question.

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