Fast forward about 4 years when I now am in my own serious relationship. I find myself feeling very unusual when asked whether I see myself marrying RSlo. My go to answer (I have been asked so much, that I needed to formulate one) has been that RSlo and I have talked about it and we both aren't ready for it. Don't get me wrong I am in no way prepared to be anyone's wife, partially because I am not all the way sure what it means. But the more I am asked about marriage, the more I have to think about what whether marriage is something that I want, and in taking on a husband, does that I mean I also want children, how will we figure out where we are going to settle down. I am not getting any younger so some would say the time is now and if these are things I want I need to make them happen for myself. I don't have any answers to any of these questions right not, all I pretty much know is that I am happy in what I have right now and the more I hear about others the more I will think about what my next steps are...
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
I'm not getting any younger...
More and more I am hearing about so many of my female friends who are getting engaged. I never paid any mind to hearing about engagement stories, learning about people I know who have gotten engaged, who wants to be engaged, how big (or small) was the ring, and on, and on, and on. My freshman year roommate got engaged my junior year of college and for the life of me I couldn't fathom the idea of paying for a wedding, much less spending the rest of my life with one dude. I would always kid around with my friends who were in serious relationships about whether or not their partner was "the one" and if they saw themselves getting married to that person (unfortunately for my GLBT friends the answer to that question has yet to be yes). Because I myself wasn't in a relationship I never really thought about the meaning behind the questions I was asking.
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