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Lot's of married guys out there are going, "****! I could have done that!?"
Haha. I know, man. I plan on doing that now. Sounds like a good idea.
He probably realized he didn't want to keep ******* the same loose ****** for the rest of his life. Also, OP.. YDI for saying "I got almost" it's "I almost got".
umm. dumb ass.. she said "almost got"...
thats what she said buddy ahem you may need some glasses
The post was edited, idiots. NOW it is correct... granted that "almost got married" isn't exactly grammatically perfect, but at least it is better than "got almost married."
weak
ydi for having an expensive wedding :)
This here is called "dodging a bullet".
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He might have saved you trouble in the future. If that's how he felt, but signed the liscense, you guys might have gotten divorced anyway a few years from now. And, hey, you guys can always make it official later if he does finally decide to commit.... if you're still together, that is. ;)
Now that you've got the bigassed wedding you always wanted out of the way, you can concentrate on finding somebody worth marrying.