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"Do you take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband?" "What man?" F your life, OP.
I now pronounce you, single. FYL.
"In the name of the Father, the son, and the Forever Alone Guy, Amen."
That's a dated tradition....both families chip in now because weddings are so damn expensive...but so are divorces so OP may have saved money in the long run
My husband and i paid for our own wedding... and it was ******* awesome! :D
Yeah she needs to find Someone Like Youuuu,uuuuu
How can you forget about a wedding? Aha
It's suppose to be the happiest day of your life. A person who forgets their wedding is not common..
Might have got wasted the night before and is still passed out.
Getting wasted, the night before your wedding day is asking for trouble. Why would you be hung-over on your wedding day? Very silly.
That sounds like something my dad would do.
Well, she can't alter the fact, can she?
Wow. What an asshole. He couldn't find another time to break up with you? Has he contacted you since?
Lets hope it's something like puking and ******** simultaneously, or he got a broken arm saving someone's life, or his 'friends' tied him up, painted him yellow, and put him on a train to Doncaster.
doesnt matter had cake
The cake is a lie.
He proberly just got nervous! It's okay xo
37, you've obviously never experienced sarcasm either.
Proberly? That's a new word... I wonder what it means....
It sounds like prober but with ly on the end hmm time to go check the dictionary
*loads shotgun*
Everyone's just assuming that it was the bride who was stood up. It could easily be the groom and OP could be a guy.
Except that it clearly states that OP is a woman, and "fiancé" refers to the male...
Except that it says OP is girl
Amber fiancée refers to the woman!
The spelling for a man is Fiancé, for a woman it's Fiancée. Yay French words!
Yes, it is. "fiance" with one "e" refers to a male. "fiancee" with two "e"s refers to a female. The OP is a woman and referred to her "fiance", male.
...no one is assuming. seems like everyone but you knows how to spell. Fiancé (one e) refers to the male, fiancée (TWO e's) refers to the woman....go back to school.
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"Do you take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband?" "What man?" F your life, OP.
wow sucks... hopefully he paid for the wedding!