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*gives comfort hug*
OP, i think your boy friend is taking you for granted. I can't really judge from an fml but he sounds like an ass. So I don't know, if you want to marry a dude like that
He's a keeper..
If she's hoping to marry him in the future... then obviously not...
*cough * it's called sarcasm..
You need a party and a piece of paper to validate your love for each other?
It's more than just a "piece of paper." If it was, homosexuals wouldn't care that they can't legally be married in most parts of the US. Is a record deal "a peice of paper?" No. It's a legally binding contract that provides legal security and guarantees both parties certain rights. The same is true of marriage. If OP's boyfriend doesn't want to marry his girlfriend, it's likely because he doesn't want to be legally responsible to her. At the moment, he could walk out on her at any time for any reason, or be unfaithful to her, and her rights and his obligations to her would be a lot more limited than if they were married, unless "common law" marriage applies here. It's also more than "a party." It's a public declaration of commitment that comes with certain social obligations.
If she wants it so bad, what's stopping her from asking him?
Given what he's said to her, she likely thinks he'd refuse.
The idea that guys have to take the first step, proclamed loudly by our society?
Comparing marriage to a record deal makes it sound even worse imo
Haha, I can imagine plenty of guys saying that as a joke, regardless of how much truth there is in it. He may be planning to surprise you for all you know...
I can even imagine myself saying it... granted, I'd probably wink or laugh as I said it.
Thank you! Someone who speaks the truth and is able to make a joke about it. It's easy to say that OP's boyfriend is an ass or to "leave him", but there are two sides to every story and we're not there to read body language or tone of voice. Some commenters lack a sense of humor and automatically assume the worst. They're also just bitter their FML was denied Learn to take a joke, people!
"That's out of place, but nice to know." Then dump his sorry ass. He may not be ready for marriage but that is not the way to show it.
Oh, how easy it is to manufacture rage over a comment OPs boyfriend said in passing.
Are you sure he meant it about weddings in general? It might have been something that looked really expensive, so it was just his way of telling you he won't be able to afford it? Or it might have been a joke. Anyway, no reason to dump someone you love over one little comment.
That's what I was thinking. If OP was looking at something really pricey and/or something that her bf thought was ridiculous then his comment could have been referring to that.
You can't force a wedding - not with a happy ending! It takes time...
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He probably doesn't even deserve you OP. I bet that wedding, will be beautiful, too!!
Weddings stir up emotions, and it's likely your boyfriend will witness the special moment and want it for himself too. Keep positive, it'll come eventually. Unless there's a dramatic plot twist, and your sister/her fiancé dramatically leaves like in a soap opera.