 | | | | | | IN THIS ISSUE | | | | | Notes On A Wedding
There is a huge difference between a wedding and a marriage. A modern wedding, for the most part, is part coronation, part parade and all regional dinner theater. A marriage is a promise made in front of all the important people in your life, because nothing reinforces a promise more than the threat of shame. That promise, of course, is to put up with someone's crap forever and ever, or until death, whichever comes first. A marriage is packing and double-checking someone else's parachute. But a wedding? They're loud and gaudy circuses in lace tents. Except for the one John DeVore just attended. | |
| | | | | My Terribly Unglamorous Moment Of Clarity
After a successful first date with Party Boy, who seemed to exude confidence and class, our dating blogger has high hopes for the second. Surprisingly enough, their follow-up date has her considering not seeing anyone else -- besides Spontaneous Guy. Confused? Check out the latest column from The Love Guru to find out what went down. | |
| | | | | "I Don't Want Kids, But My Live-In Boyfriend Does. Are We Doomed?"
Can an otherwise strong and loving relationship survive when the two people have different views on having kids? The letter writer is pretty sure she doesn't want to have babies biologically, though she is interested in adoption. Wendy advises her to discuss the situation with her man, sooner rather than later. Offer your advice in the comments! | | | | | MORE @ THE FRISKY | | | | | | | | |
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