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^ My parents wont be coming to my wedding since they moved to south america. And I don't speak to my bioligical dad either anymore. Off and on for the past 15 years. I'm going to have my best guy friend walk me down the isle. :)
I also would like to have kids in my late 20's, early 30's but I would also like to enjoy a career first before I bring kiddies into the world. I would like to be married by my mid/late 20's. |
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i swear a bomb must have gone off in my body about 6 months ago. because this crap is on my mind a lot lately.
i have never been inclined towards babies or marriage. i am just not that maternal. if i do these things though, they will be done traditionally. marriage than carriage. i am willing to forgo babies too. i only want babies if i want to share that experience with someone. not cause i want them. personally i dont want to be genetically tied to a jackass for the rest of my life. |
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I used to not want it for along time
lately I wouldn't mind having it late 20's/early 30's I just wanna travel the world and be selfish for awhile still... but honestly I could live in a small town and settle down and probably be happy :) |
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I think the traditional side of things makes it clear your dad should be giving you away the new first man in your life.
But nowadays with tradition almost always thrown out the window I think its more about who you personally care about most, and who you want to pass you onto the new stage in your life. *shrug*....me wedding will be far from traditional as it is so... |
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You know, a lot of people say this but I think it's because they've forgotten what a wedding is about.
It's not just the two people and the minister, though that's all that's needed in a legal sense. But what a marriage is is a commitment from ALL PARTIES PRESENT, not just the couple, to do whatever they can to ensure that the marriage is a successful one. That "If there is any reason that these two should not be wed" point is a very important one for all those present. If you can't justifiably shut up for that part, you shouldn't be at the wedding, because you yourself have made a commitment towards the marriage. There's a lot that happens at a wedding, more than just the beginning of the marriage. The fact that a lot of people miss this kinda goes to show how little people pay attention at these ceremonies. Hatched matched and dispatched - the three main religious ceremonies that everybody seems to go through regardless of what religion they are a part of. Baptism isn't really about purifying the soul (it's about celebration of a life and commitment from the community to teach the child in the most moral way they can), funerals aren't really about passing the deceased soul to heaven (they are about a community easing the souls of the people that loved the deceased in life), and marriage isn't really about joining bank accounts (it's about a community recognizing a love as enduring and committing to helping see it through). You'll notice the two things common to each of these ceremonies - love and community. Why does everybody always forget about the latter? |
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