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Brides, if a family member (his or yours) offers you a big chunk of money for the wedding? And tells you there are "no strings attached"? DO NOT BELIEVE IT! DO NOT ACCEPT THE MONEY! Months down the road this duplicitous individual will be instructing you to invite all their cousins and their graduating class (whom you've never met) and hire their favorite band and serve their favorite cocktails and how about a square dance? WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
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shareMy "best friend" is going through a divorce. When I announced my engagement to her, she acted as if she couldn't care less. She has not said a word about the wedding at all, no calls to see how the planning is going or to see how I am. 3 months ago she canceled plans on me the night of, and I haven't heard from her since. Oh, except for when she NEEDED MY HELP with a legal problem regarding her divorce. She has totally dropped me as a friend. Would it kill you to just be happy for me??
My future SIL is getting married before my fiance and I. No one in his family ever asks about our wedding planning, the focus is ALWAYS on her (even though we are in the same stages of planning) I never say anything, but I am tired of always hearing about HER!
Be the best YOU - and a better Mom for it.
Alice Currah of SavorySweetLife.com and EverydayAlice.com tells you how she found her way - and that you can too.
I had a promise ring on my right hand for about a year before the proposal and I gave him the promise ring to wear on his dog-tags and every once in a while I "check" for the ring and have that sad, naked finger feeling. ha..
We literally broke the bed on our honeymoon. The boards under the mattress snapped in half while we were doing it. Funny thing was, as the box spring slid down sideways, we just kept doing it and didn't stop until we had both cum and tumbled onto the ground.
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