[cajungirl]

I believe in love. They are in love, at least he is. It will all work out in the end. She just needs to settle down.

[bikepacker67]

I believe in love. They are in love, at least he is. It will all work out in the end. She just needs to settle down.

You forgot the </sarcasm> tag, right???!

[Brilliant]

Exactly. A little thing like this can't stop love.

The only question I'd have it I were him (other than the obvious one--am I marrying an idiot?) is whether she really wanted me.

[A Balrog of Morgoth]

I believe in love. They are in love, at least he is. It will all work out in the end. She just needs to settle down.

I have this mental image of a freeper named cajungirl sitting in front of her computer with her hands over her ears, saying, over and over, "Not Listening, Not Lisssttteeennnniiiinnnnggggg..." :)

j/k, but I'd personally want the young lady to go into the head shop for a tuneup before I made any more commitments.

[spinestein]

[I believe in love. They are in love, at least he is. It will all work out in the end. She just needs to settle down.]




Pssst. You forgot the sarcasm tag.

[TheWriterTX]

Dear Cajungirl:

Two months before my wedding, I got "cold feet." Instead of running off and letting my fiancee be considered in an unsavory light and putting my family through hell, I sat down with my soon-to-be-husband and talked it over with him.

I loved him deeply, and knew the gravity of my vows (unto death, you and no other). I wasn't approaching marriage as a temporary thing that I could trap-door out of in divorce court if it didn't work out. I wanted to commit my life to one person, forever.

Further, I didn't doubt his ability to make me happy; I was still a very selfish person and doubted my ability to make HIM happy.

Then he said the most romantic thing in the world to me. This strapping giant who never cried, advised me with tears in his eyes and a choked voice; "If I don't marry you, I will never marry. I don't want to spend the rest of my life with anyone but you."

I made a vow in my heart, there and then, to do my utmost to make him as happy as he made me.

I thank God every day that he is in my life, and I tell him everyday how special he is to me.

Maturity doesn't mean running away from your problems and love does not play head games with the person you claim to love. Maturity confronts its problems and love means treating your lover with MORE respect, not less, than anyone else in your life (short of God).

I wouldn't marry her. She is neither mature nor loving, and I would fear that her "run away from it" attitude might spill over to any children we shared if she suddenly decided "motherhood" was no longer her cup of tea.

[Cboldt]

They are in love, at least he is.

LOL. That's for sure. "Love - an abscess that forms around the heart and drains through the, umm, thingamabob"

Plus she's cute and has one of those gadgets that guys can't resist.