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Wedding party versus marriage

Tue, 21 Jul 2015 23:46:25 +0000

Just had an interesting conversation with my sister. We were talking theoretically about wedding parties. We were talking about how they cost 140 grand these days.

I mentioned that getting married at the justice of the peace was all that was necessary. I mentioned that weddings were about the marriage, not the party.

All hell broke loose…lol. I had to leave the house she got so upset.

Weddings are for females. They are about the party.

Go your own way, avoid the princesses special day. They don’t care about the marriage, it’s all about the princesses special day.

A woman who vowed that she would marry herself if she didn’t find love by the time she turned 40, actually married herself earlier this month in a lavish ceremony here in Houston, according to reports.

http://www.chron.com/life/weddings-and-celebrations/article/Houston-woman-marries-herself-in-elaborate-6040944.php

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BloodyNine — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 01:05:21 +0000

I don’t know one single person whose wedding cost anywhere near $140 grand.

I do know people who spent some 30-60 grand, which is equally stupid in my view.

The wedding is all about the woman living out her princess fantasy.

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EscapedMentalPatient — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 01:08:34 +0000

The only thing remotely approaching the worth of $140,000 in these circumstances would be a divorce certificate.

Although it’s sad that one has to ante up for their own freedom.

Unfortunately, most have to pay more than that.

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Wed, 22 Jul 2015 01:20:38 +0000

Wedding: 0

Wedding ring: 0

Wedding party: 0

Wedding cake:0

Wedding wife: 0

Marriage license: 0

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sidecar — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 01:20:57 +0000

There is a good reason why traditionally it’s the father of the bride who is responsible for paying for the wedding reception party: He can tell her “No.”

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Keymaster — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 02:29:01 +0000

Oh yeah. In 2008/9 I was our with an engaged couple (blue pill from hell) and my date at the time. I wouldn’t attend their wedding , so “dinner” was my gift. IT was a great time. Then the topic of the $70,000 wedding came up. The GROOM was paying. He didn’t make enough money for that. Not even close. My eyes bigger out of my head “WHAT!!!!!!!!”.

$70K was damn near HIS LIFE SAVINGS. The bride to be was at total c~~~ in her smug expression and I would have DUMPED any bitch who could ALLOW me to throw nearly my life savings out on a one-day “party” which is more like a funeral for him. And… here’s the thing…. he wasn’t her first choice. Her first “great love” was killed on a motorbike. She married the beta.

Horrifying.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

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Hitman — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 02:39:59 +0000

tower , you keep hitting the nail on its head ..you and key-master got it all down to a philosophy..unbeatable !.. keep on evolving and put me in the front row of class !.

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sidecar — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 04:11:22 +0000

Keymaster wrote:

$70K was damn near HIS LIFE SAVINGS. The bride to be was at total c~~~ in her smug expression and I would have DUMPED any bitch who could ALLOW me to throw nearly my life savings out on a one-day “party”

Especially when most of that cost is simply money spent for the sake of spending money. I know from personal experience that with a little hustle it’s possible to throw one hell of a good party, open bar and live music included, for under a thousand dollars, cash on the barrel. But those receipts won’t impress all her friends.

Of course when you ask most women which they want more, a big wedding reception OR A HOUSE, they won’t understand the question. Clearly they want both, and in their minds “wanting” is the same thing as “deserving”. They don’t concern themselves about the cost in the face of limited finances because they aren’t expecting to pay.

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YAZ — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 04:44:06 +0000

That’s f~~~ed up. I refused to drop a bundle on her idiotic dream of a ceremony AND reception on the beach in San Diego. We moved in together shortly before our little Justice of the Peace ordeal. When I saw that she was behind on every bill she owed……I almost walked then……ten long years ago. How in the f~~~ can ANY responsible adult actually CONSIDER dropping a wheelbarrow full of cash on a party when you’re 30 days late on your credit card bill?

Not to worry gentlemen, if any of you ever believe that the vagina owner will change her ways with your influence later on. They will continue with their adolescent spending habits, trust me. They’ll get credit cards without you knowing…..thinking they’ll just smooth it over later when you find out.

And she’ll get fat. Most likely develop a toenail fungus too.

Whore Magnet

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MENGINEER — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 07:27:38 +0000

Don’t give into Bridezilla! They want to blow your money on an ultimate show off party to their girlfriends.