结了婚

(不是) ── Previous context

“Can't married people have friends of the opposite sex?”

(我 我不明白怎么就不行呢 怎么就噩梦呢) ── Previous context

“After we get married, we can also eat at the same table.”

(这不行 你买这个 我不得天天跟你睡一起啊) ── Previous context

“That's what married people do.”

(我) ── Previous context

“We're married. How can we each sleep in a single bed?”

(就算我现在听了您的 我去换了一个稳定的工作) ── Previous context

“if Jun and I got married one day,”

(我明天还得赶回去) ── Previous context

“Now that Mom's married, where will they live?”

(妈妈觉得 这个八十五平的两居 特别好) ── Previous context

“It's big enough for you and your family when you get married and have a child in the future.”

(不过你放心) ── Previous context

“Even if I'm married and can't look after you,”

(我也有我的事情 我也有我的难处) ── Previous context

“Only if I get married and move out”

(他们两个人 之前关系不是挺好的吗) ── Previous context

“Why did things become like this after marriage?”

(但是他结婚了) ── Previous context

“So married ones can't have feelings anymore?”

(她就没有其他朋友了) ── Previous context

“She's always alone. Once she's married, she won't be.”

(你这个) ── Previous context

“you've become quite the smooth talker.”

(妻管严) ── Previous context

“You'll know when you get married.”

(我说我哥工作的事儿 不是想让你帮我解决 没事) ── Previous context

“Once we get married, we'll be a family. Everything will be negotiable by then.”

(丁秃子他还不上进) ── Previous context

“He was still going out to fool around after he got married.”

(什么玩意儿啊) ── Previous context

“She's married, has a kid, yet still so promiscuous!”

(你是有口福了) ── Previous context

“Once you're married, no more eating Ms. Xiao's food for you.”

(这次厂里分房子 本来方穆扬是要等下一批的) ── Previous context

“It was only because he suddenly got married”