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good months to get married?
april
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january
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july
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Edwardsgurl

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How to Break It My Mom?
Posted: 10-17-05 19:29pm

My b/f proposed to me like 4 months ago. I love him and I know that we arent rushing in to anything but I cant figure out a way to tell my mother. She thinks that im being silly by even staying with him because he lives in california. I'll admit it is hard for me because he's so far but I trust him and I wouldnt ask him to drop out of college just because I want to be close to him. We've already decided that i'm going to move in with him and i'm going to start college out there next year. I just dont want him to come here for thanksgiving and then have to look at my mom and I haent been able to tell her. He wants to tell her but because im so young she can make our lives miserable. I want to graduate from high school here with all my friends. I dont know what to do. Can anyone give me some advice? How can I tell her? Should I just wait until he's here?
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overlyworried

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Posted: 10-17-05 19:46pm

Maybe you should wait and graduate with all your friends. If he loves you that much then he will totally understand.

You can also let your mom know that he has proposed to you, but you're not planning on rushing anything. Let her know that your plans are to go to college in california and that you would like her to support you the best she can because it is what makes you happy. Ask for her blessings and do what makes you happy. You can only live for yourself, nobody else.

Congratulations, by the way. Hope everything works out great for you :-)
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Edwardsgurl

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Posted: 10-17-05 20:54pm

How long have you been engaged? Or are you married? Thanks btw. Edward is great. I know we'll be ok. We've already been through so much together and we know that we have to put the lord first in all of our decisions. Especially when it comes to when and how we get married.
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overlyworried

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Posted: 10-18-05 08:12am

Unfortunately, I was engaged for about a year and then the guy broke it off. Then, we got back together about 5 months later and have been dating for 4 years. I don't know where it's going. I know I love him, but I also want to get married someday. I'm not sure he's ever gonna be ready for it.

Sounds like you got yourself a great man! The lord will help you through the situation with your mom. I wish you nothing but the best in all the years to come.

Good luck! Keep me posted on everything that goes on! And feel free to email me if you need to talk :-)

jdk allembach@netzero.Net
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Edwardsgurl

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Grr
Posted: 10-20-05 18:44pm

I want to cry. Edward called me last night and he sound like he was on the verge of crying. This distance is killing him and its tearing me to pieces. Its horrible not being able to hug him and tell him to have faith. He know it already but I just cant help feeling that it might help me to see him everytime I say that. *sigh* I dont know. I feel like if I dont see him soon i'll just start crying. I bet I sound like some juvinile girl with a ridiculous crush huh?
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