Question for the guys

[The Apatow Crew]

If a man doesn't know what love is by the time he hits his late 20's or early 30s, than he has some serious soul searchin to do. Or needs to grow up and phase out his immaturity.

I'm 25, and I know perfectly what love is. I've never gone around just throwing out the word to every girl I've ever dated. I saved it, until I knew it was right. And I know PLENTY of guys who are the same.

You're like 29 right? Can you honestly say you haven't found/had love? Especially something strong enough to over look a girlfriend losing a boob to cancer?

If a guy doesn't have the heart to stay with a supposed loved one through a time of need like that, than he deserves to die a lonely bitter old man.

Well, put man. well, put.

 

[Silverstein]

Yes I'd stay. That's like asking if I had a testicle removed, would my GF stay with me? Besides, she could TOTALLY get like implants to replace it. That'd be awesome to get ball replacements. I'd get a square one.

"Is that a rubix cube in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" "It's my square replacement testicle." Awkward.

 

[Ring Deacon]

I hear this all the time, yet I wonder if the tune would change had it be something more drastic. Like say, your girlfriend/wife was born a hermaphrodite and had her penis surgically removed before you two ever met.

On the off chance that, that happened then I would stay with her. I would hope that she would have told me while we were dating and not years later. But even if she did wait till now to tell me, I would stay with her. I do love her after all. Love can make you look past the little things in life. Besides she wouldn't have one now. I can't be angry for something she did in the past.

 

[xisaacx]

If you love someone enough to marry them and share half your ****, then why wouldn't you stay with them when things get hard? Plus think about it this way, if you have kids and you leave her, its cheaper to stay in the marriage then have to move out and pay alimony