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How would you feel if someone proposed at your wedding?
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That would be grimy as ****
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I don't think it's just America. It's women in general.
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She's probably more embarrassed than anything. She goes to his wedding with her man and everyone is gonna be asking what happened with hers.
Still messed up to miss your brother's wedding over something like that.
My little brother was married on my bday last year and his second child will be induced on my bday next year (out of their control) but I didn't trip when my mom asked if I had an issue with them marrying on my bday.
Getting engaged at someone's wedding is rude. I paid for all this **** for it to turn into a celebration for both of us? You comin off half. If you want to get engaged at my baby shower or some **** cool but not this day I planned for the last year or I'm wearing white too on your wedding day.
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For you never marrying dudes, do you guys just see yourself living with a girl you've been with long term or do you just see yourselves still dating at 64. Just the thought of weddings seem to be kryptonite to alot of folks here
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Smack that foolio with a [emoji]127870[/emoji]
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Let the couple have there day. That would be selfish and super cheap. That's slick having an engagement party on someone else's dime so rude.
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Dating yeah I guess,living with,nahh definitely not.Done that in my early twenties,don't like the cohabitation.For you never marrying dudes, do you guys just see yourself living with a girl you've been with long term or do you just see yourselves still dating at 64. Just the thought of weddings seem to be kryptonite to alot of folks here
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If God moves someone to propose to their woman, while at a wedding, who are you to have a problem with it?
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Dating yeah I guess,living with,nahh definitely not.Done that in my early twenties,don't like the cohabitation.For you never marrying dudes, do you guys just see yourself living with a girl you've been with long term or do you just see yourselves still dating at 64. Just the thought of weddings seem to be kryptonite to alot of folks here
I can respect that.
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wavy daddy
Banned
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I think its kinda shady.
Remember my homie just came home from prison and we threw him a party, well his uncle was goin in a few days later so we threw a big *** welcome home/well miss you party.
Man i wish i remember dat night.
Remember my homie just came home from prison and we threw him a party, well his uncle was goin in a few days later so we threw a big *** welcome home/well miss you party.
Man i wish i remember dat night.
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Look... what God has brought together, let no man put us under. If they want to renew their vowels at the sixteen chapel, good for them.
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Nothing better than a good wedding....shoot, even mediocre ones can get turnt if there's an open bar.
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Wedding food is awesome.
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Plenty females out there don't want to get married willing to co-parent.
For you never marrying dudes, do you guys just see yourself living with a girl you've been with long term or do you just see yourselves still dating at 64. Just the thought of weddings seem to be kryptonite to alot of folks here
@ 64 I'd hopefully have a stable roster for smashing if I want companionship. Other than that I should be enjoying time with my grandchildren and then w/e else I want to do at that age.
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I'm gonna be asking the bride, so why not do it when she least expects it?
Never been to a wedding. Got a couple buddies who are on the clock.
Never been to a wedding. Got a couple buddies who are on the clock.
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Hell no. I'd be tight. Trying to shine at my bride's party... nah. I'd interrupt that **** and see them out.
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What a terrible setting to propose. Lazy Cheap ***** mofo. Can't even be creative enough to propose at a sentimental place. hahahhahahahh
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If you want to be the least amount of douche possible then at least do it at the end of the night when people are ready to leave the reception and already drunk.
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Fair enough.
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It is a pretty ****** thing to do I always thought stu was an ******* for saying he was going to propose to that ***** at Doug's wedding in the hangover.
