In Which I asked Spouseman for a vow redo
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In Which I asked Spouseman for a vow redo
Not renewal, a redo.
I want different, better vows that don't treat me like property, ones that are based in love and equality, and ones that aren't open ended for him to acquire a harem in the eternities.
He cracked a joke about telling me he loved me before and if it changes he'd let me know. But he did listen when I outlined my issues with 132.
I want different, better vows that don't treat me like property, ones that are based in love and equality, and ones that aren't open ended for him to acquire a harem in the eternities.
He cracked a joke about telling me he loved me before and if it changes he'd let me know. But he did listen when I outlined my issues with 132.
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I defiantly want to hear ideas as well. DW and I are planning a vow renewal for later this year. We want to make it our "wedding" on our terms, not a church thing. Haven't got too far in the details yet. So I'm looking for inspiration.
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Wow. Good for you.
Always been the good kid, but I wanted to know more, and to find and test truth.
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That'd be great. I wish I could ask the wife for a renewal/redo of vows that her non-member father could be present for, but I suspect it'd not go over well.
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The incorrect word in that first sentence amuses me. It might even quite work as written.Just This Guy wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 12:45 am I defiantly want to hear ideas as well. DW and I are planning a vow renewal for later this year. We want to make it our "wedding" on our terms, not a church thing. Haven't got too far in the details yet. So I'm looking for inspiration.
"Close your eyes, for your eyes will only tell the truth,
And the truth isn't what you want to see" (Charles Hart, "The Music of the Night")
And the truth isn't what you want to see" (Charles Hart, "The Music of the Night")
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This is something I'd like to do also... If the relationship with Spouselady ever got back to the point where I could actually bring something like this up.
Could go either way unfortunately.
Could go either way unfortunately.
Faith does not give you the answers, it just stops you asking the questions. -Frater Ravus
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Gave up who I am for who you wanted me to be...
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I never remember how to spell that. If it doen't come up as miss-spelled, I tend to not think about it. That leads to things like this. You would think I would learn...Jeffret wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 2:12 pmThe incorrect word in that first sentence amuses me. It might even quite work as written.Just This Guy wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 12:45 am I defiantly want to hear ideas as well. DW and I are planning a vow renewal for later this year. We want to make it our "wedding" on our terms, not a church thing. Haven't got too far in the details yet. So I'm looking for inspiration.
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In my head, I'm picturing the beach at sunset, just the two of us, share our promises and then get some really good food. No one else needs to be there, but I want it to happen.Just This Guy wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 12:45 am I defiantly want to hear ideas as well. DW and I are planning a vow renewal for later this year. We want to make it our "wedding" on our terms, not a church thing. Haven't got too far in the details yet. So I'm looking for inspiration.
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So far our plans are a B&B/Event venue in southern Virginia will be the site. We'll have a small ceremony with some various friends and close family, maybe 30 people total. Good food. Some how we will involve horses.
We want elements of a traditional wedding that we never got in the temple. But we still want something that we can have a good time with friends.
We want elements of a traditional wedding that we never got in the temple. But we still want something that we can have a good time with friends.
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Sounds lovely! I really like it.Just This Guy wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 9:12 pm So far our plans are a B&B/Event venue in southern Virginia will be the site. We'll have a small ceremony with some various friends and close family, maybe 30 people total. Good food. Some how we will involve horses.
We want elements of a traditional wedding that we never got in the temple. But we still want something that we can have a good time with friends.
I'm not sure we have any friends who understand, and would probably get a lot of TBM, "everytime we go to the temple it's a vow renewal" nonsense.
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We've booked a trip to Hawaii and plan to steal an evening away from the kids. I think that will do for what I want.