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Topic: He asked me 2 be his Wife?
delilady's photo
Tue 03/23/10 10:44 AM


ive been in colorado for a year and have yet to make one friend that hasnt screwed me over and my family dont like me all that much so thats out
First... sorry to hear about your bad family. You deserve to be loved and supported and if they aren't there for you then you are better off without them. Some families are overrated. Unfortunately, everyone doesn't get a picture perfect family to share life with... but there are plenty of good people in this world that will appreciate you and love you for who you are on the inside... surround yourself with them Queen1... flowerforyou

Regarding the marriage... why does it have to be one way or the other? Keep the option of marriage on the table, but maybe wait another 9 months or year... if the other person truly loves you then everything will be fine. If they don't then you just avoided a costly divorce... either way I see nothing wrong with just dating a little longer. In the end, knowing someone for less than a year really isn't all that long. You need a stronger foundation than that. No one on this forum can answer your question, because no one on this forum knows you and the other person, yet alone have seen the two of you interact together. You might as well just flip a coin... For a meaningful answer you'll need a professional counselor. Ask yourself how is the communication in the relationship? No need to respond, just be honest with yourself... You also mentioned that you haven't had sex yet with them, and that is actually a GOOD thing, especially for a woman. Wait until things are more set in concrete before rushing this and you will be happy about it later. I hear your frustration and loneliness and I understand how you may be tempted to want to get married to the other person, but you need to first make peace with yourself, and with what you've said about your family I wonder how your self-esteem is. Getting married to ANYONE won't fix that Queen1, and you have your whole life ahead of you. The fact that you took the time to post this thread should tell you something about your own doubts. I would take things slow, and not rush into something as important as marriage just yet. Keep the option open, just don't rush into it. Whatever you decide I wanted to wish you the best of luck, and I hope things work out in your best interest flowerforyou
drinker Great advice!

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Tue 03/23/10 05:33 PM


ive been in colorado for a year and have yet to make one friend that hasnt screwed me over and my family dont like me all that much so thats out
First... sorry to hear about your bad family. You deserve to be loved and supported and if they aren't there for you then you are better off without them. Some families are overrated. Unfortunately, everyone doesn't get a picture perfect family to share life with... but there are plenty of good people in this world that will appreciate you and love you for who you are on the inside... surround yourself with them Queen1... flowerforyou

Regarding the marriage... why does it have to be one way or the other? Keep the option of marriage on the table, but maybe wait another 9 months or year... if the other person truly loves you then everything will be fine. If they don't then you just avoided a costly divorce... either way I see nothing wrong with just dating a little longer. In the end, knowing someone for less than a year really isn't all that long. You need a stronger foundation than that. No one on this forum can answer your question, because no one on this forum knows you and the other person, yet alone have seen the two of you interact together. You might as well just flip a coin... For a meaningful answer you'll need a professional counselor. Ask yourself how is the communication in the relationship? No need to respond, just be honest with yourself... You also mentioned that you haven't had sex yet with them, and that is actually a GOOD thing, especially for a woman. Wait until things are more set in concrete before rushing this and you will be happy about it later. I hear your frustration and loneliness and I understand how you may be tempted to want to get married to the other person, but you need to first make peace with yourself, and with what you've said about your family I wonder how your self-esteem is. Getting married to ANYONE won't fix that Queen1, and you have your whole life ahead of you. The fact that you took the time to post this thread should tell you something about your own doubts. I would take things slow, and not rush into something as important as marriage just yet. Keep the option open, just don't rush into it. Whatever you decide I wanted to wish you the best of luck, and I hope things work out in your best interest flowerforyou

yes that is good advice, and i talked to him today and we are going to get married but we will be waiting well over a year before we do.^__^ ur a smart man, thanks alotflowerforyou

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Tue 03/23/10 05:42 PM

Ive known him for a while, and i really like him, but am I too young to say yes to his proposal?what
don't do it..it's only a distorted illusion that one or the other to put to much effort to only chase what was in the beginning...

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Tue 03/23/10 05:43 PM
yup. keep walking around at night and looking at those stars till u r at least 20 years old. have 2 year engagement.bigsmile

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Tue 03/23/10 06:06 PM



ive been in colorado for a year and have yet to make one friend that hasnt screwed me over and my family dont like me all that much so thats out
First... sorry to hear about your bad family. You deserve to be loved and supported and if they aren't there for you then you are better off without them. Some families are overrated. Unfortunately, everyone doesn't get a picture perfect family to share life with... but there are plenty of good people in this world that will appreciate you and love you for who you are on the inside... surround yourself with them Queen1... flowerforyou

Regarding the marriage... why does it have to be one way or the other? Keep the option of marriage on the table, but maybe wait another 9 months or year... if the other person truly loves you then everything will be fine. If they don't then you just avoided a costly divorce... either way I see nothing wrong with just dating a little longer. In the end, knowing someone for less than a year really isn't all that long. You need a stronger foundation than that. No one on this forum can answer your question, because no one on this forum knows you and the other person, yet alone have seen the two of you interact together. You might as well just flip a coin... For a meaningful answer you'll need a professional counselor. Ask yourself how is the communication in the relationship? No need to respond, just be honest with yourself... You also mentioned that you haven't had sex yet with them, and that is actually a GOOD thing, especially for a woman. Wait until things are more set in concrete before rushing this and you will be happy about it later. I hear your frustration and loneliness and I understand how you may be tempted to want to get married to the other person, but you need to first make peace with yourself, and with what you've said about your family I wonder how your self-esteem is. Getting married to ANYONE won't fix that Queen1, and you have your whole life ahead of you. The fact that you took the time to post this thread should tell you something about your own doubts. I would take things slow, and not rush into something as important as marriage just yet. Keep the option open, just don't rush into it. Whatever you decide I wanted to wish you the best of luck, and I hope things work out in your best interest flowerforyou

yes that is good advice, and i talked to him today and we are going to get married but we will be waiting well over a year before we do.^__^ ur a smart man, thanks alotflowerforyou
Sounds good Queen1 :thumbsup: Best of luck to the both of you flowerforyou

Save some wedding cake for me tongue2

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Tue 03/23/10 06:23 PM

Ive known him for a while, and i really like him, but am I too young to say yes to his proposal?what
note* you said "like" and since you have known him a while I don't think it has to do with age. But more so your feelings... your "like" feelings.

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