13 Reasons Why Everyone Should Marry A Mainer
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Michelle
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Are you still looking for your soulmate? The one person who is your perfect match? If the answer is yes and you haven’t set your sights on a Mainer, you could be missing out. Hidden away in the upper right hand corner of the country is a state teeming with some of the best companions out there. Whether you’ve already found your perfect Maine match or if you’re simply considering creating a forever with one, read on for our 13 reasons why everyone should marry someone from Maine.
After years of enduring mud season, they're not afraid of a little dirt.
From swinging on tire swings at camp to snowmobiling through the woods behind their house, there's always an opportunity for the outdoors.
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Anna Kendrick is single, by the way.
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Maine ranks 10th out of all states in graduation rates.
Mainers were raised to dig themselves out of snow and mud. So, they can probably help you open a can of pickles if necessary.
Growing up with your extended family nearby means understanding that family comes first. And, oftentimes, friends become family.
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With nearly 45% of the Maine population claiming English or Irish ancestry, there's a good chance your life will be forever full of manners, good etiquette and maybe a televised wedding.
Your spouse knows that a Maine winter isn't something to hate. No other state looks better in white!
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You've gone back to visit their family in Maine and were stuck by surprise winter weather?! Never fear. They've always got plenty of extra gear lying around for occasions just like these. Mainers are always prepared.
They've had it and can tell you that it's not something you want to drink. Unless you're a REAL, real Mainer. Then, sorry, you might have to drink Moxie.
In Maine, there is no shortage of things to do. Skiing, snowshoeing, swimming, kayaking, you name it. You'll be making memories every season. And, if you include mud season, that's certainly more seasons than in other states!
Growing up in Maine means being supported by a huge community. They'll treat you the way they were treated and support you no matter what.
Maine is full of nooks and crannies waiting to be explored.
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