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And, you know, you could've put lipstick on, put on a loose shirt that would show off your cleavage, put far too much makeup on, and do you hair all sexy-like.

Then you can walk the streets and we can laugh at how little money you make. Or how you lost your virginity to some sixty-year-old male biker.

Either way, it's a win/win situation for us.

He was a very manly man. Tall, dark-haired, good-looking.

Many girls had crushes on Bronson.

BREAKING NEWS



I am 99% sure this is where I am going to get married!

It is a museum that has a theater from the 1920s just beyond those columns. It even has the original antique wooden seats in it. I'm going with my mother tomorrow and, if she likes it, we'll hand over the deposit check. Eee! So excited!

Lovely photograph.

who comes up with the thread titles?

i used too many ts in this post what a pain

ahaha. WEDDING IN A MUSEUM YEAH

^_^ It's so you, Kino. Good luck with it!


Not that I'm saying anything bad about you Kino, these are just my personal opinions: I've just always had serious reservations about marrying anywhere that's outside of a church. I've always felt that a marriage was something that I'm including God in, not just a bunch of bible versus and some black robed character who is reciting them. It's where couples are standing before God and asking Him to recognize them as a couple. That we love each other so immensely that we want to show it to not only the whole world but to Him [s]as well[/s] especially. ^_^ That's what the wedding ceremony is all about to me. "See, God, this is the person that I love. If we make sure that we are together in this life, you have to promise that we'll be together in the next one, ok."

That's how I've always viewed the wedding ceremony. It's about me, my husband, and God. Uggg, if I ever have a wedding it's GOT to be done in a church, hopefully one that I'm attending. I really do need to find a church to join and go to. *Sigh*

Maxine more or less cited why I do not like western marriages, especially in the church. I do not need to invite a crowd around me and a holy entity to confirm and solidify my love for another. Maybe if I had rightful ministry with my lover to say their words and later leave us be on a quiet hilltop to be alone. That is the unity I desire. Maybe if I was Christian I'd walk a path of tradition.

But that's just me. I get Hell from my uncle who is an ordained priest.

No Christian god for me either, and definitely no crowds.

Not that I'm likely ever to marry, but that's another matter.

There are financial benefits~

I don't think I would consider marriage if financial benefits were the only pros.