Yes, I have been married for a little over eighteen months, and yes, I am married. We have been married for a year and a half now. I would imagine that you would have had many thoughts in your head when you first started to date, but as you fell in love, you were all about it. You were attracted to each other, you were attracted to the idea of being together, you were attracted to each other’s personality.
That’s right, you’re right. I’m married! I am married.
I see.
I imagine that you would have had a lot of thoughts in your head when you first started to date, but as you fell in love, you were all about it. You were attracted to each other, you were attracted to the idea of being together, you were attracted to each others personality.
Danny and Yvonne are a classic example of the opposite of the “I was attracted to you” scenario. When a couple has been together for a while, it usually takes years of a lot of talking, a lot of time, and a lot of compromise to start to see that they have actually got the romance thing right. But in the case of Danny and Yvonne, both the talking, time, and compromise had already happened.
I can only hope that Danny and Yvonne are still together. They seem like a classic couple, both super handsome, both super fun, both super intelligent. Plus it’s pretty easy to imagine them having a baby.
Yes, you can almost hear Danny and Yvonne saying “yes” and “no” as they try to imagine the possibility of their relationship taking a more serious, less flirty, more serious turn. It’s worth a try, I guess.
I love the fact that these two are so different. Both the “time” and “compromise” involved in the wedding ceremony are the same. The talking, time, and compromise involved in the wedding ceremony are the same. The talking, time, and compromise involved in the wedding ceremony are the same. The talking, time, and compromise involved in the wedding ceremony are the same. The talking, time, and compromise involved in the wedding ceremony are the same.
I am curious about the reasoning behind this. A friend of mine recently said something along the lines of “I think weddings are about getting married to someone you love and getting married to someone you love and having them be with you forever.” Well, I would have taken that to mean that this has nothing to do with the wedding ceremony. So I was curious to see what you would have said.
I have no idea. But my thought is that weddings are about a lot more than getting married to someone you love and having them be with you forever. The ceremony itself is just a way to tie the knot and give the wedding a social structure that can be used for other things. The wedding ceremony could stand for weddings, or it could stand for the wedding of a friend, or it could stand for all the weddings that a person could have.