My husband died 5 years ago. But I loved being married. We had a great marriage. I'd give it another shot.

Married twice. 10 year long-term relationship following. Noreason for marriage. Just met someone here and we are starting something special.

I was married 34 years and have been divorced several years. I definitely want to marry again. There was a lot of good in my marriage, and I have no regrets.

I have seen lovely, working, caring, marriages (my parents are on year 59...) and just because I didn't find that the first time, doesn't mean it isn't out there for me. I'd try again, with the right guy.

I was late to marriage,an old bachelor of 43,low paying jobs and rejections had me quit looking for many years time,only after getting a better paying job,was I able to actively do a wife hunt,so I ran an ad in a San Diego Ca. singles paper,my wife to be read it,called me up,we talked for it seemed a week, as she had the flu,we eventually met,dated and married 6 months later, I was her 3rd husband,she was my first wife.

I'm a very calm,peace loving Man,not drama in the 27 years we had together,the last year of her life,not so good for my poor wife,from her Cancer diagnosis to her passing was 13 months.the twist of fate was being told on our 26th anniversary August 23rd 2016. I was the dutiful husband,taking her to the Radiation,and later Chemotherapy,but it was too little,too late.

Yes I'd marry again,to have the other person in your life,as support,share ideas,enjoy doing couple things,eating out,sharing how the day went, I miss shopping with her,and the road trips we did....

Nope nope nope and nope again. Doesn’t mean that I’m not prepared or looking for a committed emotional relationship - but will never entangle my domestic and financial life with anyone again. And if that means I die alone, so be it - I’ll be doing it on my terms.

Probably not. I got literally NOTHING out of being married, so it’s not something I’m looking to repeat. I might be open to the possibility for the right person, in the right circumstances, but it’s definitely not something I have a personal drive to do.

I see no need for it. It's possible, if I'm mutually head over heels for years first. Highly unlikely though.

I'm not put off - marriage is good for some folks. But I no longer see a need to be married to anyone for a relationship to be solid.

I have learned to never say never. Eating those words can leave a terrible taste in ones mouth.

I'll take it a step farther, not only will I never marry again, I will also never cohabit with anyone. I'm not closing the door to a monogamous relationship, but I will never be legally bound to another person; nor will I ever share living space again.

Definitely not put off completely.

But, not eagerly seeking it either.

There are certainly good reasons not to marry again but in the right situation and with the right person I would do it

Twice is 2x too many!

Unlikely to marry again. Only married the first time due to legal issues with having children.

I feel like marriage is more of a religion based construct than something truly useful.

I would gladly marry again. My ex-wife was horrible to me. It
became so bad that shortly after our divorce I was granted custody of my 5 year old son at the time.

Later I met someone on FB who was a friend of my sister. My sister died nearly 30 years ago. I believe I was conned into that relationship and if my sister had been alive she could have warned me. It was a nightmare.

I have other examples from my life which were horrible. But I still believe there is someone out there that I could be very happy with. So yes, I would marry again.

Living and dying alone is unnatural.

Maybe..if he had something I wanted..like great health insurance, a strong income stream, no debts, no ex or kids hanging around, liked to dance and go birding, loved to travel and hike, was my age, had my type background and education, etc.

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I would never rule it out, especially if I found the right person. By the same token, it is not a requirement for a relationship. I have never cohabitated for very long, always made it legal.

Yeah. I'm done. No need to get married. It's just paper. I learn from my mistakes.

I have no interest in it.

Have been in two fairly long term marriages, first 10 years, second 17 years. At my age, no point. Would live with someone and share like a marriage.

I'm only separated but I don't plan to ever again be married. Technically 13 years today.