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will you still get marry after your partner died at the aged of 50 and up?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I love my husband so very much, it's like we're one person. If I ever lost him, it would be a part of me dying. I know that sounds dramatic, but I could not imagine life without him now. I've never found someone who is so compatible and loving, caring and just so amazing. We fit so well, so perfectly. I hope to never have to endure losing him so young, but if I did, I could never even think about loving anyone else. I would have our kids and that place in my heart he's created to have him live on in us... I know it would hurt, always hurt losing him, but me started over.. with someone that's not him, would be even harder. As long as my kids stayed healthy I could still somehow be a little happy. My hurt would be from losing him, not from being alone. I just know I could never be with anyone else, I know that now, I know that forever. We're just meant for eachother.

  • 1 decade ago

    My Dad was married to my Mom for 35 years when she died at the age of 62. Two years later, he married another wonderful woman, and they have been married for 5 years.

    They say that if you marry after becoming a widow, the reason is because you were happily married, and liked being married. I was glad my Dad remarried because I was tired of coming home and seeing him sit down to a dinner of eggs and bacon-the only thing he knows how to cook.

    Me, on the other hand, will probably not marry if my husband dies after the age of 50 because it´s so hard to find a man that has a great personality like he has. I will probably just enjoy the rest of my life with friends and family.

  • 1 decade ago

    I would not at all!! Im getting married in two years and I talk to my boy friend all the time about that stuff if he died even a day after I married him I wouldnt date again or get married beacause he is the one for me and hes all I could ever imagine myself seeing me with!!

  • 1 decade ago

    Yes I will because the life of a widow/ widower after 50 is difficult in all cultures. At this age you need a social and emotional support and a person to confide ever ting. Sex may not be a priority item for that marriage in any marriage sex loses its charm after 20 - 25 years.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I can't say for SURE, but I recently remarried after a bitter divorce (marriage lasted 24 years).

    This is the RIGHT one, so I don't think I could top this happiness. I am 46 now, so I think I'd just live alone with a bunch of cats til I die.

  • JR
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago

    I'm not sure, but at this point in my life I'd say no. Even if I was madly in love with someone. My husband passed away 2 and a half years ago. I really enjoy my freedom, being able to do what I want, when I want, not having to cook unless I want to, etc. I do have a boyfriend now, and I truly love him, but I'm not sure I'd ever want to marry again. Freedom is so nice.

  • Suz123
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    That is up to the individuals involved. Some folks want to marry after being widowed, some do not. It is up to the individual.

  • 1 decade ago

    Nope I wouldn't I'd just live with that person cause if U Remarry then U Loose Widow Benifits not worth it lol

  • Wiser1
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    Huh? You can get married any time your find someone you love. You can be in love until you die. Age has nothing to do with it.

    Source(s): Marrying someone is making a wonderful commitment. If two people find each other and want to share their end years together, that is sweet and good.
  • 1 decade ago

    If there was a man who loved me enough to marry me, and I loved him, I would dearly love to get married again.

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