By ForeverAlone - 20/05/2013 04:47 - United States

Today, I'm planning my big sister's wedding. My long-term, live-in boyfriend walked by and saw me looking at the wedding tab on Pinterest, smirked, and said, "Don't get your hopes up." I had. FML
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Same thing different taste

Congratulations, you played yourself!

By JulesRules - 30/09/2024 22:00 - United States - Portland

Today, I was at a family gathering when my aunt asked me if I was seeing anyone special. In a tired and sarcastic tone, I jokingly said, “I’m actually getting married next month!” The room went silent, then some of them cheered. I had to explain I was kidding, but now they’re looking forward to a wedding I didn’t agree to. FML
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He probably doesn't even deserve you OP. I bet that wedding, will be beautiful, too!!

oj101 33

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.

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Well at least you know where you stand. If its important to you it's best to find the strength to move on. If you can put it behind you and you are happy with him and love him then unless it's a deal breaker just move on in the relationship.

I dated a girl long term and she was constantly asking about marriage. I had explained many times that the answer was yes, but not now as I had recently started a business and wanted to become more financially stable. She took this to mean she should start nailing her co-worker. I dodged a bullet... What im saying OP, is there can be many reasons he is holding off. If things are good otherwise he will ask when he's ready. Also who wants to get married too soon only to end up going through a divorce? It was a bit of a dick move on his part but I'm sure it was sarcastic.

maraka_musso_fml 16

If tou don't have the same expectations anymore, it'd be better to part ways. Talk about it with him.

There are a lot of people here who are waaaaaay too hasty. He may gladly marry you just later when he feels more ready, so dumping him over something that may have been a joke or an attempt to momentarily dissuade you is harsh and may lead to both of you being unhappy

Are you sure he didn't just mean about the wedding theme you where looking at? If he meant at all; well... sorry OP. I am inclined to agree that you should sit and talk this out; if he's not the type for weddings but he wants to stay with you in a committed relationship otherwise, you may find some middle ground that will make you both happy. If not... enjoy the ride and depart on good terms when(if) it ends.

roflstomp716 19

well that's a douchey thing to say.

welll when your pretty much living like a married couple why would a guy want marry you? Youve already given him everything that he needs... sex, food, cleaning and yes living in the same house.

jem970 19

I think you need to sit down with him OP. If marriage isn't something you two have talked about in the past it may be time to examine your life goals. If he doesn't want to get married then thats fine, but if you really want to then maybe its not meant to be. It's like talking about kids before you get married. It is a big life step and if it is one you want to take and he doesn't it is time to clear the air now.

I say if its been more than 3 years, then its time to move on.