Tomorrow, I'm getting married

Most marriages end up with divorce and lots of really frustrating legal conflict. And depending on where you live, you’ll lose most of your stuff if you’re the male.

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Cohabit, don’t marry. Statistically marriages rarely last long.

I only ever date and sometimes share accommodation, but I’d never put a ring on it for so many reasons. One of them being I don’t want to give someone the ability to effectively ctrl+alt+delete my life when they have a bad mood.

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You have had poor experiences. At the end of the day, if you trust your relationship enough to get married, it probably means you know the other person to be mature enough not to do this.

People change over time and love dwindles. Marriage statistics bear that out, even for the long marriages.

Oh trust me, there are far worse… Try saying any of the following slowly and with a salacious wink. “Moist” “Plinth” “Trouser” “Gusset” They sound like utter filth when said that way…

Don’s Thor Disguise
“Are there though?”

Yeah and No. I mean I am a bad example, as I am a Divorcee, but as with most of my friends in the same boat, you generally find most courts find for an equal split of assets. And some marriages are perfectly happy and endure for a lifetime.

This…

My one bad experience would not stop me marrying again when I pluck up the stones to ask.

People are different, just because I made the wrong choice once, doesn’t mean that I won’t strike lucky second time around.

That is true, that is what happened with my Ex-wife. Neither of us were having an affair, no third party was involved, we just slowly realised that the spark had gone, and we were just two people sharing a house, not husband and wife.
Doesn’t mean it happens to everyone. Nor is it a reason not to shoot for the stars and try and find that happiness. If it fails, it fails. Divorce is not the end of your life, as hard as it is to go through at the time. I’m actually happier now, than I was at the tail end of a loveless marriage. Wouldn’t stop me trying again.

Anyway, hope you are having a fantastic day Slapface (Don’t try to slap your spouse’s face, that rarely ends well… :stuck_out_tongue: ) and good luck to you on life’s journey together.

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Warm wishes and congratulations to you and your wife to be.

Try to ignore the bitter pills who take this opportunity to decide to squawk about prenups or divorce statistics, quite why people have to bring down the mood on something objectively positive is beyond me.

Best of luck for the future, marriage is what you make it and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Got ten years of it under the belt myself and we’re still the same couple of stupid lovestruck nerds, with me being obvious and her trying to hide it. Just a wee bit more grey on my side and two sprogs, but our dynamic remains unchanged because we don’t take the other for granted.

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May Solanje be happy !

Gratz Mate!

Sorry Blizz ruined your big day by not responding.

You should have just asked for gold.

good luck OP you’ll need it.

“A marriage is always made up of two people who are prepared to swear that only the other one snores.”

  • Sir Terry Pratchett
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You got the pleasure of being an important person on his wedding day. I sure as hell wouldn’t even touch any forums on the day if I were in his shoes, not even to read.

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True that. Although having to put a big cheesy grin on for all the photo’s gets tiring!

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It’s alright.
As repayment, I shall wear a Blizzard t-shirt when I divorce.

Considering… based on what kind of posts you usually make, i feel sorry for any partner that willingly chooses to put up with your “Personality” on a daily basis.

Send your partner my regards and i hope they don’t become too miserable or regretting this decision

Thank you for the kind words!

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“you may now kiss the bride in bluetooth… please respect the safe sanitary distance”

but for real, what kind of event is this going to be with covid around. no big party i suppose?

No big party indeed, but there’s a reason we didn’t simply reschedule: we didn’t plan to have a big party anyway. We’re simple, discrete people.
We were ~15 for the ceremony, with mostly my now wife’s friends joining in. They stayed around for the pretty pictures in the afternoon as well as the wine reception, then they left and the dinner was just with the close family.
We’re both introverts, so we actually really didn’t mind COVID restrictions and we had a wonderful day. My only regret is I wish we could’ve gone to the restaurant, but that’s no big deal at all. We can do this later. I’m just glad to be able to call her my wife from now on.

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I hope you at least checked her raider io first :roll_eyes:

How was ceremony ?