Who would you marry?

[tarasan]

If you could marry anyone! tell us who and why here.....

they dont have to be famous, and if your already married you can tell us why and heck maybe throw in a nice story, like when you first met etc.

Thanks guys!!

:angel2: btw I love this angel face!!!

 

[enchanted_one1975]

StarChaser

 

[tarasan]

StarChaser

yay thanks for your input mate

 

[DeitySlayer]

My girlfriend. I would have it no other way. Beauty is no substitute for intimacy. But I get both so

I drew this for her at Christmas. She means an incredible amount to me, and encompasses basically everything I would want in a friend. Perfect.

 

[tarasan]

My girlfriend. I would have it no other way. Beauty is no substitute for intimacy. But I get both so

I drew this for her at Christmas. She means an incredible amount to me, and encompasses basically everything I would want in a friend. Perfect.

awesoemage man thanks!!!

 

[whereismynotecard]

I'd marry Will Smith, Orlando Bloom, and Baggins.

 

[Rainbow Mage]

Taylor Lautner

 

[whereismynotecard]

I think Taylor looks a little weird. And he's 16, right? Or somewhere near there... That's a little too young for me. I'd feel pervy marrying anyone who is still in high school.

 

[Rainbow Mage]

LOL notecard, we can always wait til he's older. How about Adam Ruggiero?

:yes: :yes: :yes:

 

[whereismynotecard]

I can't marry him. He's gay. You could though.

 

[ChristineES]

I am married and I think marriage is wayyyyy overrated. (my daughter likes Taylor Lautner).

 

[Rainbow Mage]

I can't marry him. He's gay. You could though.

I know :rainbow1:

 

[whereismynotecard]

I disagree with marriage too, generally. I think the key is to get to know someone REALLY REALLY well before you decide to marry them. So you'll know you won't get sick of them after a while.

 

[whereismynotecard]

I know :rainbow1:

^_^ He's a cutie though. :danana:

 

[Rainbow Mage]

Oh yeah

 

[FluentYank3825]

As for me, I'd invent a time-machine, go back 11 years, lynch my 18-year old self, and marry my high school sweetheart. Doing so would've saved me the grief of having six ex-girlfriends. All things considered, she was the perfect woman, intelligent, easy-going, patient, and quite the looker when she tried to be. The feelings we shared for one another were as deep and intimate as any male-female couple could be I blame both myself and our different religious views for pulling us apart. Sufficed to say, leaving her was the biggest mistake I made in my life.

 

[whereismynotecard]

Maybe if you hadn't left her, she'd have left you. Maybe your differing religious view would have eventually driven her away... Who knows...??

 

[FluentYank3825]

Maybe if you hadn't left her, she'd have left you. Maybe your differing religious view would have eventually driven her away... Who knows...??

Yes, you're right. Who knows? I have considered the possibility that she would've left me. Loving someone has been and always will be risky; there's always the chance of failure, but looking back at it now, I would've taken that chance anyway. She was that worth it to me.

 

[whereismynotecard]

Maybe you should look her up and see if she's already taken or not... It's not too late to start something back up again.

 

[FluentYank3825]

Maybe you should look her up and see if she's already taken or not... It's not too late to start something back up again.

She is already taken. She married some Catholic computer geek she met in college over five years ago . He's a good man (I met him once), but at times I wonder how well he is treating her (maybe I'm just too over-protective). I met her on FB over a year and half ago and kept in touch for a while, but I haven't heard from her since last
Thanksgiving.