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You're a complete idiot. Please don't EVER get married.
who gives a crap?!
I hope you do realize that people yawn not only when they are tired, but also when they are nervous or even excited. Not very common, but it's true, I always yawn when I'm nervous. You can also stop yawning by taking in deeper breaths, since you yawn when your brain isn't getting enough oxygen. Don't ask me how I know all this, I have no idea... XD
so? you yawn do to lack of oxygen. he could of also had a lot of stress the night before and was tired. not all yawning means boredom stop overreacting
i read this and I yawned
Write more entertaining wedding vows next time. *yawn*
Yawns are cause by many things like tiredness, nervousness or even hungriness. Heck, there's no specific reason of why we yawn.
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it's a reflex. although I have learned the art of yawning through my nose for situations like this
Yawning is a nervous reaction, as well as an indicator of being tired. Weddings are both tiring and nerve wracking, so it's perfectly natural that someone would have such a response. Don't take it as a personal attack upon your marriage.