While talking with friends on topics of men, marriage and family, I suddenly blurted out how I wanted a marriage contract to have an expiry date. Friends looked at me then as if I’ve suddenly grown horns with a tail to match. Nyahaha.
Don’t you think it’s just absolutely ridiculous to be tied to someone for the rest of your life when you don’t even know for sure how your brain will be wired a year from today? I mean, I don’t have the same ideas anymore as when I was still in my 20s. Besides, since most women crave for security in life, wouldn’t it be a true test of trust and your commitment with each other if there’s no legal contract binding you two together? I missed the days when a man’s word is his bond.
Anyway, have you seen the movie 4 Weddings and a Funeral? It’s an old movie and Hugh Grant isn’t that hot yet but his proposal to the woman he loved really struck me deep. I think if you forget the bothersome government red tapes and all the troubles that a wedding ceremony entails, what really matters between couples is CHOOSING to grow old together.
Below is the best proposal EVER:
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(Huge Grant): But first let me ask you one thing.
Do you think, after we’ve dried off,
after we’ve spent lots more time together,
you might agree…
NOT to marry me?
And do you think NOT being married to me
might maybe be something
you could consider doing for the rest of your life?
Do you?
(Me, in my dreams): I do.
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I know! Mom will NOT care about this opinion EVER. She got married TWICE after all – Civil and Church wedding.
