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MissBlossom From your posts, I'd say marrying your husband was a wise choice, if difficult.
Did they eventually accept him?
MissBlossom From your posts, I'd say marrying your husband was a wise choice, if difficult.
Did they eventually accept him?
Tonyand03 Did they eventually accept him?
I wouldn't say they ever "didn't accept" him. He was never unwelcome in their home and they paid for the wedding.
They just tried to convince me that he wouldn't be a good husband.
At the time he had only worked part time jobs and they thought he had a poor work ethic, but I knew him better. He was very responsible and he always kept his word. They thought I was making excuses for him because I was in love.
I knew in my heart that if he married me he would take care of me, and he did. We've never been rich, but we always made ends meet.
And once they saw how hard he worked after we were married, they did admit that I was right about him.
I think everyone goes through some anguish the first time they make a big decision that their parents don't approve
I have so much anguish about my decisions even when my parents do approve.
WriterAlexis Offtopic. It seems you have received a registration confirmation e-mail to you hotmail address. It worked this time. However I still don't recommend to use hotmail or outlook mailboxes for this purpose
I might archive this thread if people are okay with it? It's derailed significantly from the original topic, so I feel like those conversations might be better left in a dedicated thread for them?
I always didn't care if someone really believes me or not, but clearly I'm not paid by Laura to post here
According to what I said, I come from a similar situation (I was a minor at the beginning and was locked in a belt against my will), but I also have doubts about some of the stories here. But I have to make one thing clear: I leave it up to each user here to decide whether he/she believes my story and the other way around I never say openly whether I believe a story or not because it's not my job, I think in any case users have to decide for themselves
Update! I turned 18 today, and my parents gave me my keys back!
What are your plans now?
CutiedeTahlia Update! I turned 18 today, and my parents gave me my keys back!
Have you another person who will be KH?
WriterAlexis Honestly I have no idea, just managing the keys myself for now, but I do still want to keep wearing the belt.
Greatcornbow I don't, no. Just taking care of them myself
Be sure to not rush into a new keyholding arrangement. Make sure that any person offering to hold your keys knows and respects your objectives and boundaries and that you know their intentions well enough to trust them. Better to try to manage the keys yourself until you have found someone you can trust than to run into the next situation where you get something you never asked for.
CutiedeTahlia Update! I turned 18 today, and my parents gave me my keys back!
congratulations, now you can think about what you want to do with the keys.
CutiedeTahlia Maybe a kitchensafe pro tem.