If you are a good person and know how to love others perfectly, you would be able to be happily married to anybody. I'm not saying you should, but hypothetically, you could.
And it doesn't take five years to know someone. People aren't that complicated. If you date someone seriously for four or five months, I see no reason why you shouldn't know enough about them to decide whether or not you want to marry them.

Call me crazy, but in my mind a woman, no matter how smart and experienced and no matter how well she takes charge, is going to have a really hard time being the "MAN of the house."

Someone explain this to me. It's too early for me to be figuring out jokes.

If only we lived in a world where such anecdotes were actually a viable basis for statements of fact.
We're not born with racism, but we sure as heck aren't born without it either. We aren't born with much of anything at all.
In fact, babies (generally) are comfortable around things that they've learned to be comfortable around. It is perfectly likely that a baby will be uncomfortable around someone who looks different than their parents do. It's just how the brain develops.
On the other hand, it could also be argued (and I know how bad this is going to sound) that babies actually aren't smart enough to be racist. They haven't matured enough to make associations and stereotypes odd their own.

TOO SOON. curse you...

Gotta include a picture of Knysna! Lived there for six months, and was blown away by the view of the lagoon every single day. Arguably the best six months of my life.

I saw a guy at my college doing the same thing with alpacas.
Don't ask, 'cuz I have no idea.

Hope the couch was comfortable.

Proves he is a bigger person by... doing what, exactly? Taking a selfie of himself looking smug and arrogant?
I can do that too.

Or maybe it's not a problem with the first person. Maybe it's a problem with you. And you'll end up cheating on that second one as well.

I don't have any kids.
CheckMATE, Miley.

Not saying that the school system is wonderful, but that last line isn't true. Having crappy teachers isn't exactly the same as having a corrupt school system.
If anything, perhaps paying teachers higher salaries would help attract better teachers. As it is, when you pay a lousy wage you shouldn't be surprised to get lousy employees.

That's actually a pretty good point from Mr. Paul. Makes sense.

This post was written as if adoption didn't exist. :/

*galaxy. Galaxy does not = universe