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How nervous were you before you got married?

Mrs. Kathy Arch 2012/06/08 16:18:55
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This is mainly intended for the female perspective, but guys can answer too. The closer it gets, the more nervous I'm getting.
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  • Brosia 2012/07/02 02:40:16
    Brosia
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    I was petrified. I was not sure if his mother would allow him to show up. She is kind of controlling, so long as she lives within an hour of him. Thank Goddess Georgia is farther than that away. I asked everyone that I came across as I was getting dressed if he was there or not.

    But, when I hit the end of the aisle, my husband did stop breathing for a few seconds. It was awesome.
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  • Mrs. Ka... Brosia 2012/07/02 03:13:13
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
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    I'm very glad that it worked out. :) Funny enough, I'm less nervous now than I was. Thank you!
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  • Jacob 2012/06/13 00:15:12
    Jacob
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    It happened so fast I didn't have time to be also staying busy before was a good way to fight nerves.
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  • Mrs. Ka... Jacob 2012/06/13 15:39:50
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    I suppose I should have prolonged the planning, huh?
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  • Jacob Mrs. Ka... 2012/06/14 15:20:26
    Jacob
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    Well no you don't have to. My wedding didn't seem to be prolonged. It was a simple wedding tho.
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  • Mrs. Ka... Jacob 2012/06/14 16:44:23
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    When I was planning on us paying for it, it was going to be very simple. But, since my parents are paying, and they want me to go all out (only daughter syndrome), it is far more complex than anticipated, and far more guests.
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  • Jacob Mrs. Ka... 2012/06/14 17:40:26
    Jacob
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    Ya that happens. Lets just say mine was not traditional. Having it in the church was but after that it wasn't. The reception was in my dad's farm shop. I wish you the best of luck. As for nerves its all before because the wedding its self goes by fast.
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  • Mrs. Ka... Jacob 2012/06/14 17:41:53
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    +1
    Thank you! And I'm sure it will. :)
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  • Me 2012/06/10 08:46:52
    Me
    +1
    never been married
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  • Swan Eshdeh 2012/06/09 22:10:06
    Swan Eshdeh
    +1
    i didn't get married yet .
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  • Vision of Verve 2012/06/09 20:11:18
  • Mrs. Ka... Vision ... 2012/06/13 15:40:28
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    +1
    I think it's natural, but still not used to being nervous about something I'm looking forward to.
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  • michael 2012/06/09 17:16:14
    michael
    i was a lot nervous my 2 time my 1st wife abuse me worry to talk or i got a hit or bunch or hit with pan if late from work there was hell on
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  • Mrs. Ka... michael 2012/06/13 06:39:10
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    Sorry for you. Due to what you said, I can't rave that terrible treatment.
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  • thecutesttentacle 2012/06/09 06:35:56
    thecutesttentacle
    +1
    i'm not married
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  • MlssCue =Go Blue= 2012/06/09 06:11:09
    MlssCue =Go Blue=
    +1
    Extremely nervous. Probably because I shouldn't have been marrying him, he's now my EX husband lol...but it's perfectly normal to be nervous, wish you the best.
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  • Mrs. Ka... MlssCue... 2012/06/13 06:36:47
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    +1
    Thank you! And I hope you find/found your true prince charrming. :)
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  • Edwin Arneson 2012/06/09 04:32:12
    Edwin Arneson
    +1
    Pretty nervous starting 3 days before. Okay the day of (what's done is done... go with the flow).
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  • Mrs. Ka... Edwin A... 2012/06/13 15:41:29
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    Oh, I will.... "What's done is done." - kind of sounds like resigning yourself to something unpleasant.
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  • KrSpo 2012/06/09 04:14:02
    KrSpo
    +1
    both times nervous. Not doing that again!
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  • Mrs. Ka... KrSpo 2012/06/13 06:43:58 (edited)
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    Third time isn't the charm, huh?
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  • KrSpo Mrs. Ka... 2012/06/13 14:05:17 (edited)
    KrSpo
    First one was the starter wife, she enjoyed the military lifestyle and travel, once I completed 10 years, she decided she was happy where she was. Second one was 'waiting' for a previous 'true love' to get divorced then dropped me, kids and all. Whore by any other name?

    Women are dirtbags. All I hear is, why won't men commit. If this is an example of how a woman wants committment, I'll just use them and dump them. It isn't worth wasting my life expecting good things from slime bags.
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  • Mrs. Ka... KrSpo 2012/06/13 15:42:46
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    Kind of sounds like you got some bad ones. There are good women, just like there are good men.
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  • KrSpo Mrs. Ka... 2012/06/13 15:49:11
    KrSpo
    too old to believe that any more, but thanks.
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  • Mrs. Ka... KrSpo 2012/06/13 15:49:53
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    I'm truly sorry that you've been hurt.
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  • Constitution Believer 2012/06/09 02:59:09
    Constitution Believer
    +1
    I forgot her name....and forgot to say I do....I said I don't know.....
    That happened with my first wife. She is gone now died of cancer in 1982
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  • CARLOS 2012/06/09 02:43:48
    CARLOS
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    oohh pfft no need to worry about that! i am forever alone my friend.
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  • Mrs. Ka... CARLOS 2012/06/13 15:43:12
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    I'm sorry. But there is someone out there for everyone.
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  • CARLOS Mrs. Ka... 2012/06/14 01:01:35
    CARLOS
    +1
    well im the odd one whos different ahha
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  • Carl 2012/06/08 23:19:00 (edited)
    Carl
    I was okay but my best man froze when it was time to walk out of the side room to the alter. I had to go back and take him by the arm. He was sweating and shaking.
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  • Queen Katherine 2012/06/08 22:40:00 (edited)
    Queen Katherine
    +1
    I'm not married yet but I'm sure I'd be nervous as well as excited.
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  • Mrs. Ka... Queen K... 2012/06/13 15:43:26
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    +1
    Exactly!
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  • Farnsworth 2012/06/08 21:11:23
    Farnsworth
    +1
    broke out in hives
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  • Mrs. Ka... Farnsworth 2012/06/13 15:43:39
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    +1
    Yikes!
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  • Marlon Barnes 2012/06/08 21:09:02
    Marlon Barnes
    +1
    I'm not married yet. But i bet i would feel pretty nervous.
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  • Aubrey (: 2012/06/08 21:05:01
    Aubrey (:
    +5
    Never married...I'm only 17. Not intending to pull a Miley Cyrus either.
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  • KrSpo Aubrey (: 2012/06/13 14:10:06
    KrSpo
    +1
    Good for you, too any young people want to run out and waste their life at an early age. stay the course.
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  • Mrs. Ka... Aubrey (: 2012/06/13 15:44:50
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    +1
    Good for you! Finish your education before thinking about marriage. :)
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  • Maddog 2012/06/08 20:47:49
    Maddog
    +1
    I threw up just before the ceremony. I should have taken that as a harbinger of things to come.
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  • Mrs. Ka... Maddog 2012/06/13 15:45:05
    Mrs. Kathy Arch
    Yikes! I'm sorry!
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