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Ecurie Ecosse

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4,812 posts

238 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Hi Guys

I'm getting married at the end of next month.

We've been going out for 4 years, and have lived together for 3.

Now, apart from it being a symbol of commitment, enjoying the ceremony and honeymoon and maybe having children in the future, does anything actually change?

GKP

15,099 posts

261 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Yep, it means in a year you'll be living in a rented one bed flat and she'll have your house, car, pension and any children.

V8mate

45,899 posts

209 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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There's still time to call it off - do it!

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

218 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Those blowjobs that you always hated getting, you won't have to worry about that any more.

captainzep

13,306 posts

212 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Ecurie Ecosse said:
Hi Guys

I'm getting married at the end of next month.

We've been going out for 4 years, and have lived together for 3.

Now, apart from it being a symbol of commitment, enjoying the ceremony and honeymoon and maybe having children in the future, does anything actually change?
Nothing changes really.

You did mention having kids though.

That's when you take your old life, put it in a blender, feed it to a dog, strap the dog to a bomb, explode the bomb, then clean up the mess, put it all in the bin and then ship the bin to Venezuela.

Don

28,378 posts

304 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Ecurie Ecosse said:
Now, apart from it being a symbol of commitment, enjoying the ceremony and honeymoon and maybe having children in the future, does anything actually change?
Depends if you think something ought to change.

And if something ought to change? What is it? And will it be a good thing?

I'd ask your wife-to-be this question. And preferably BEFORE you finally marry her.

Sheets Tabuer

20,671 posts

235 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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You know how she is nice to you now?

It's a ploy..... to get you wed.....


thebluebus

3,558 posts

237 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Ecurie Ecosse said:
Now, apart from it being a symbol of commitment, enjoying the ceremony and honeymoon and maybe having children in the future, does anything actually change?
So, apart from everything being fundamentally changed from then on, what's different?

paoloh

8,617 posts

224 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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captainzep said:
Ecurie Ecosse said:
Hi Guys

I'm getting married at the end of next month.

We've been going out for 4 years, and have lived together for 3.

Now, apart from it being a symbol of commitment, enjoying the ceremony and honeymoon and maybe having children in the future, does anything actually change?
Nothing changes really.

You did mention having kids though.

That's when you take your old life, put it in a blender, feed it to a dog, strap the dog to a bomb, explode the bomb, then clean up the mess, put it all in the bin and then ship the bin to Venezuela.
You have just described my life.

I am 7 weeks into parenthood.

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

262 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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paoloh said:
You have just described my life.

I am 7 weeks into parenthood.
By God, it's worth it though, ain't it?

JJCW

2,449 posts

206 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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captainzep said:
That's when you take your old life, put it in a blender, feed it to a dog, strap the dog to a bomb, explode the bomb, then clean up the mess, put it all in the bin and then ship the bin to Venezuela.
rofl

voyds9

8,490 posts

303 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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I do means I wont any more.

paoloh

8,617 posts

224 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Justayellowbadge said:
paoloh said:
You have just described my life.

I am 7 weeks into parenthood.
By God, it's worth it though, ain't it?
I get to the point of wanting to top myself, she then smiles at me ( could be wind ) and all is good in the world.

NDA

24,084 posts

245 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Most blokes are interested in

1. Money
2. Sex
3. Freedom

You've lost number 3 already, number 1 is on the way out and then when you have kids number 2 will be history too.

You'll then turn into what women call 'a cashpoint machine'.

Good luck! smile

anonymous-user

74 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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All the posts on this thread are true but I'm sure you'll love it while it lasts!

jesta1865

3,453 posts

229 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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el stovey said:
All the posts on this thread are true but I'm sure you'll love it while it lasts!
about 17 days then! smile

biper

2,095 posts

237 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Her idea of the ceremony
Aisle
Alter
Hymm

fivesixseven8

6,146 posts

247 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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Ecurie Ecosse said:
Hi Guys

I'm getting married at the end of next month.

We've been going out for 4 years, and have lived together for 3.

Now, apart from it being a symbol of commitment, enjoying the ceremony and honeymoon and maybe having children in the future, does anything actually change?
I got married about 8 weeks ago and nothing has changed other than having a rather excessive bar tab on my credit card that had to be paid off!

Was in much the same situation as you, together for almost 4 years and lived together for 3.

Enjoy the day and good luck smile

zahal

2,658 posts

229 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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As someone much cleverer than me (basically anyone, yes) once said...a woman marries a man hoping he will change but he won't, and a man marries a woman hoping she won't change but she will.

Call it off now!

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

262 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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fivesixseven8 said:
Ecurie Ecosse said:
Hi Guys

I'm getting married at the end of next month.

We've been going out for 4 years, and have lived together for 3.

Now, apart from it being a symbol of commitment, enjoying the ceremony and honeymoon and maybe having children in the future, does anything actually change?
I got married about 8 weeks ago and nothing has changed other than having a rather excessive bar tab on my credit card that had to be paid off!

Was in much the same situation as you, together for almost 4 years and lived together for 3.

Enjoy the day and good luck smile
Current statistics indicate one of you will end up divorced, bitter and surviving on pot noodle made with cold water in a bedsit soon.

Sorry.