Your spouse dies--Do you remarry?

[MadImmortalMan]

Inspired by a conversation with Mrs. MIM. I mentioned offhand that there's no way in hell I would get re-married if she died. She thought I didn't need to be that loyal, but those were not my reasons.

[Caliga]

Wouldn't rule it out.

[Razgovory]

Depends.  Are you the one that kills her?

[ulmont]

Let me explain my "no" vote.  Whether my wife is dead, divorced, or just took the dog and never came back, there is no way in hell I'd ever remarry.  So perhaps my reasons are your reasons.

[Maximus]

Probably do it the same way as the first time-- not worry about it until it comes up with someone.

[merithyn]

Never again.

I love my husband very much and do not wish him gone (dead or otherwise), but he will be the last person with whom I live.

[Eddie Teach]

I don't believe in an afterlife, so why the hell not?

[Maximus]

I don't believe in an afterlife, so why the hell not?

[Valmy]

Yes.  I hate living alone with a blind passion.

[Josquius]

As with getting married the first time it depends if one of us needs a visa.

[Valmy]

As with getting married the first time it depends if one of us needs a visa.

Ok if you are too badass and post-modern and shit just come up with whatever analog the cool kids are doing these days.  If you cohabitate

[Eddie Teach]

I don't believe in an afterlife, so why the hell not?

Cause first wife is really gone and stuff.

[HVC]

Yes.  I hate living alone with a blind passion.

you could always emotionally cripple your kid(s) so that they never move out

[MadBurgerMaker]

Maybe.  I don't know.

[Phillip V]

Depends on my stage in life. I predict that the older I am, the less likely I would remarry, especially if I already have many children. Most of my life would already have been built with my deceased partner. The rest of life would thus be spent supporting kids and extended family, throwing myself into work, dating when I feel like it, and enjoying solitude.