This is true. A few hours after the wedding my facebook status was "is no longer a virgin 
" I might add, my wife encouraged me to post that.
" I might add, my wife encouraged me to post that.
Yes, yes you may!!
That is a great story ... GC swears the only reason I was interested in him was because both his mom and dad were gone by the time we met so I didn't have to "pass inspection".As for my family, he asked me after he moved in "So when am I gonna meet your folks?" I told him when I was ready to get rid of him.
I had heard through the grapevine that my mother was furious that I had actually found a decent man and that if she ever got the chance to talk to him she would make sure he knew what a mistake he was making ... Yeah, she's a sweetheart ... lol
A few months after that one of my grandsons passed away and we went to the funeral (in my hometown). He didn't say a word all during the funeral or at the gravesite after. In fact he didn't talk at all until we got about halfway home and he said "You know, you tried to warn me, but I am dumbfounded."
We haven't been back.
I don't necessarily "approve" of my children's choices in mates but I'll be damned if I am gonna give them a hard time about it. They are all grown men and it is their lives to live as they see fit. Not my place to pass judgement on what makes them happy.
And I guess I am saying all this to re-iterate that it isn't important what anyone else thinks about your relationship. Letting other people (besides your partner) in is a sure way to find yourself alone. As long as you two are happy and content, that is all that matters. Commitment to your partner, no matter what anybody else thinks, is the key.
This is true. A few hours after the wedding my facebook status was "is no longer a virgin
hahahahahaha
seriously?
hahahahahaha
seriously?
Maybe she wanted to brag to her friends about her conquest.
"Yeah, I deflowered him! W00h00, yeehaw, let's have another round of beer!"
Seriously.
I think you should be commended for this. Neither my wife or I were virgins when we got married, but I think it would have eliminated alot of issues if we had been. People don't take that connection seriously enough these days. Good job sir, and congrats on a happy marriage.
My wife wasn't, but she had been previously married, and he was the only one she had been with. It was difficult there towards the middle of the summer, but when we finally made it, it was well worth the wait 
Do tell how you know this, it sounds like an interesting story
So I made a horrible decision of reading a thread (On a different gun site) about "Why did you get divorced" and I've got to say it scared the crap out of me. So could someone PLEASE tell me something good about marriage before I run away and become a gun-toting nun.
If you find the right person and both of you are committed to making it work, it is great. In my experience it takes both of you wiling to give way more that 50%. in the long run it normally works out about even. When my wife and I got married, over 42 years ago, most people that knew us did not really give our marriage very much of a chance, mainly do to the fact that our background was so different and that we had only known each other about 10 months, with all but 2 months being a long distance relationship.
There have been a few rough times, but with some work by both of us and a commitment to make it work it has turned out very well.
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