I’m gonna marry you. This phrase is bound to instantly stop any girl in their tracks. Girls have been raised to believe this is the ultimate. The fairy-tale. The beginning of your forever. The living, breathing proof that love exists. But the passing hours of the real world unforgivably dispel these "dreams." This reference to marriage is not harmless; it's not some arrangement of words to say in passing. Guys seem to throw that around like a pigskin after a family gathering. It seems to be such a trendy phrase because they believe it's what you want to hear. I never thought it would become as cliche or as common as the "good morning beautiful" text. Alas, it is yet another ploy to push their agenda. In my 27 years of life, I’ve been told this exact combination of syllables from 5 different guys. 2 of which were boyfriends, 2 of which were solely trying to get into my pants, and the 5th is still under senile investigation. The humorous part of the fact I’ve been told that this many times is: only one of them ever loved me. He nearly proposed but the others just dressed me in their words to later undress me with their lust. I guess " all decisions are irrational” and you have to be weary of which words will mature into decisions and which words will only roll swiftly off the tainted tongue. MawMaw's Wedding Cookies Recipe
This saint of a woman was married to a slightly difficult and unmistakably stern man for 56 years. She is the epitome of strength, dedication, and sweetness. I aspire to be like her except hopefully with a man with a bubblier side... DIRECTIONS
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The simplicity to exclude him from a picture and make a smaller frame Is achieved at just a couple clicks although, it doesn’t crop his name. It doesn’t crop his wind-whirled hair or not too stocky build Or the way he looked at me, of which my mind is filled. His body language, more concise than that of his lies Things of mine that transfixed him: my color-changing eyes. Or my smile and things you’d predict an average guy to say Wish I could crop him from my life in every single way. There’s no learning curve or “at least I got the chance” He only hindered my potential, underlining the can’t. No strength gained, no lesson that I learned |
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