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marrying or married type #1 (permalink) Sun Jan 15, 2012 13:17 pm   marrying or married type		  
Which one is correct : I am not the marrying type or I am not the married type.
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marrying or married type #2 (permalink) Sun Jan 15, 2012 13:30 pm   marrying or married type		  
It should be "I am not the marrying type". It means that you are not the sort of person who wants or is likely to get married.
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marrying or married type #3 (permalink) Sun Jan 15, 2012 13:51 pm   marrying or married type		  
Does 'married type' exist?
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marrying or married type #4 (permalink) Sun Jan 15, 2012 14:23 pm   marrying or married type		  
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I am not the marrying type.. (sorry it is not true...because I am already married)

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marrying or married type #5 (permalink) Sun Jan 15, 2012 14:28 pm   marrying or married type		  
Allthewayanime wrote:
Does 'married type' exist?
I think "married type" is possible in some cases. For example, you could say "He's a real married type", meaning that he is married and seems confirmed and happy in his family life.
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