The goal is marriage. You eventually walk down the aisle toward the person you will spend the rest of your life—and maybe start a family with—after a period of courting during which you get to know your partner through both his and her best and worst moments. The story below is an account of a frustrated wife. The original poster (OP) recently married the person she believed to be her true love. They are now officially married after three years of dating and a year of engagement. However, the m…

Whose side are you on?

The cornerstone of any good relationship is honesty. But is it possible to be too frank? Or can you say practically anything and get away with it if your intentions are pure? The story below tells the tale of a confused friend. The original poster (OP) talks about how she told her friend that she thinks she's ruining her fiancé’s life. To put things in perspective, OP's friend begged her to find out when her partner intends to propose. During the exchange, he made it clear that, despite not bei…

You marry not just your partner but also their entire family. The family is comprised of all the occupants of the home as well as any potential challenges or problems. Every family structure has its pros and cons, but in order to keep the peace within the family, there are also boundaries that need to be strictly adhered to. The fiancé's tale of frustration is what follows. After recently popping the question to his fiancée, the original poster (OP) has already started organizing their extravag…

Every family has a unique story to tell. Nonetheless, loyalty inside the family is the most crucial quality to uphold and protect. Loyalty and friendship allow you to overcome any obstacle. The story below is an account of a heartbroken girlfriend. The original poster (OP) has been dating her current partner for three years. She has adopted the position of stepmother to her boyfriend's 17-year-old daughter, despite the fact that she and him were never formally married. At first, all was well, t…

Thinking of you!

When you attend a wedding, it's pretty standard to assume there will be an open bar. It's totally okay if the bride and groom decide to have a dry wedding for reasons of their choosing, but again, typically, there's an open bar. As a bride myself, that's very limiting, considering how expensive open bars are. At my venue, the alcohol is taking up most of the cost. Which is why it's understandable that some couples choose to forgo the bar altogether. Well, this couple had an… interesting choice…

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