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Forthose of you who don't know...I recently got married to fellow (and better known) SR poster Lucy-Jane and well...life doesn't feel any different. I was really expecting post-married life to be different to pre-married life, but it really isn't....
Buying a house was a life-changing experience, as was getting a first full-time proper job and graduating of course. But I have come to the conclusion that...
Marriage = Over-rated.
Discuss.
Buying a house was a life-changing experience, as was getting a first full-time proper job and graduating of course. But I have come to the conclusion that...
Marriage = Over-rated.
Discuss.
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So you've got all the best bits out of it?
Good luck with the amicable divorce then. ;P
Good luck with the amicable divorce then. ;P
Mr lover man. I am said bride. And its wierd.. as people say you will feel different. But i guess thats when you dont live with the guy or girl before hand.
Which is a good thing. As you get to know all the annoying habbits. :)
Which is a good thing. As you get to know all the annoying habbits. :)
(_B-(I) wrote:
> I was really expecting post-married life to be different
> to pre-married life, but it really isn't....
How exactly did you expect it to be different though? You are still in a relationship with the same person, have the same friends, same job etc etc. Being married doesn't qualify you for extra perks, an Aston Martin, 5 bedroom detatched house, and Oral (B) on request?
It amazes me how many people say they thought post-married life will be different or that they expected to feel different, but they never say how!!
> I was really expecting post-married life to be different
> to pre-married life, but it really isn't....
How exactly did you expect it to be different though? You are still in a relationship with the same person, have the same friends, same job etc etc. Being married doesn't qualify you for extra perks, an Aston Martin, 5 bedroom detatched house, and Oral (B) on request?
It amazes me how many people say they thought post-married life will be different or that they expected to feel different, but they never say how!!
Nothing wrong with being different.. Dare i say it i wore black on my wedding day
Heh. When my cousin got married she had Bridesman instead of Bridesmaids. It was an interesting look for nuptuals...
Uh huh.. I believe you! Thousands wouldnt
What? Shared income and all that.
SHEEPY wrote:
> I bet Lucy Jane doesn't do as many jobs these days.
>
> wink wink
:O Sheepy.. Im shocked you would think that ;)
> I bet Lucy Jane doesn't do as many jobs these days.
>
> wink wink
:O Sheepy.. Im shocked you would think that ;)
I bet Lucy Jane doesn't do as many jobs these days.
wink wink
wink wink
monkey_man wrote:
> the sagacious one wrote:
> Marriage.
> The whole family was there, in the clan tartan.
All 30 of my relatives were there (7 people in total) and it was great that my dad/cousin/uncle gave me away. His wife (who is my other brother, Brian Bivan) was maid of honour.
The tartan was a delightful juxtaposition of pink and khaki.
> the sagacious one wrote:
> Marriage.
> The whole family was there, in the clan tartan.
All 30 of my relatives were there (7 people in total) and it was great that my dad/cousin/uncle gave me away. His wife (who is my other brother, Brian Bivan) was maid of honour.
The tartan was a delightful juxtaposition of pink and khaki.
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