How do you guys feel about dating someone from a different part of the world for marriage?

Could you see yourself dating a person from a totally different part of the world and planning on having a family and kids with that person, if that person was, for now, willing to stay in your country? Why yes /no?

Likely implications of that decision: - you will have to travel to their country by plane at least once a year, whether you like flying or not - you will never develop a very strong bond with your spouse's family and miss all their mayor life milestones - in case you ever move to your spouse's home country, the same thing will happen with your family - if you even have a family to speak of in your own country, and you won't be very alone with your spouse here and without his or her family - if you don't want to move to your spouse's home country at some point, they might resent you for it - when a divorce happens and your ex spouse decides to leave the country, shared custody will be impossible, plus one of you guys will have to live without the children most of the time - even when your kids stay with you in that case, they might decide later in life to move away to the other parent's country - one of you will ever miss something, no matter where you live



Submitted September 17, 2019 at 11:57PM

Could you see yourself dating a person from a totally different part of the world and planning on having a family and kids with that person, if that person was, for now, willing to stay in your country? Why yes /no?Likely implications of that decision: - you will have to travel to their country by plane at least once a year, whether you like flying or not - you will never develop a very strong bond with your spouse's family and miss all their mayor life milestones - in case you ever move to your spouse's home country, the same thing will happen with your family - if you even have a family to speak of in your own country, and you won't be very alone with your spouse here and without his or her family - if you don't want to move to your spouse's home country at some point, they might resent you for it - when a divorce happens and your ex spouse decides to leave the country, shared custody will be impossible, plus one of you guys will have to live without the children most of the time - even when your kids stay with you in that case, they might decide later in life to move away to the other parent's country - one of you will ever miss something, no matter where you live
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