I agree with 75-80% of whats in the list. I'm a guy, and this sort of knowledge has been handed down to me by my parents, specially my mother, aunts, uncles. When you listen to your family experiences, you can learn a whole lot about life from their experiences.
I will say that the list was written in a frustrated tone; still, I have nothing against people living the life they want, but for those looking to build a solid family then I suggest both parties should come from good families, and each party should contribute little to no baggage to the foundation of the union. (By baggage, I mean children born of of wedlock, habitual bar drinking/clubbing, troubled family history, divorced individual and many of the ones listed on the Ops list.)
I know many of you are gonna think I'm trolling for saying this. Please bare in mind that I don't think bad of any of you, or anyone who lives the life they want to live. I'm just saying that when choosing a life-long mate, you want to start with a good foundation. (Whether its a man or a woman) Once marriage starts, its no longer about your individual life, its about learning to compromise with your partner. You can't be selfish anymore, and you must include him/her in everything in your life. Once kids enter the picture, your kids become your life. Educating them correctly, building strong bond with them, and preparing them for what's head should really take up all of your time after you've come home from work.
Now I ask you this: If you where to hire someone for a partnership/management/accounting/human resources/manual labor position in your company (a person who you can trust to take your place when you're absent), wouldn't you go out of your way to find the most qualified person possible that you can afford?








