Then you owe it to yourself and especially to them to tell them so you dont end up in a loveless marraige.
Yes you should because she is going to be marrying a down-right liar that could ruin the rest of her life. You'd better have proof that you have had a relationship with her fiance because she won't believe what you're saying otherwise. Love can be blind.
I was "dating" my fiance before we became engaged; however, after I converted and became a Muslim and he proposed, he told me that Muslims do not have boyfriend/girlfriends so the answer would be no. Only in case you are engaged and the visits are held under supervision of parents
All I know is he is single, he doesn't have a fiance :)
well we have all been there!so your 17. that's quite young.First of all the things you need 2 consider is that the man is really the love of your life?Do you want to have a baby with him?Are you definitely pregnant?Are you and your parents close?Do your parents like your fiance?Are you ready to bring a new life into the world with your fiance supporting you?Is your fiance happy with it?Do you and your fiance live together (it would be a lot easier than living with your parents)DO YOU WANT YOUR BABY?If the answer to these is yes than you have nothing to worry about! ... if no then you will work things outi think that the moment you tell your parents they are going to be grandparents should be special. but also some get grumpy that you didn't tell them earlier so maybe ring and say that you onlyjust found out.DEFINITELY TELL YOUR MUM FIRSTgood luck! xxxxxxx
You can discuss with the one you love about getting engaged, but no, the guy generally asks the girl to marry him.
well personally i don't think so at all m8 im 15 and im hoping tu get engaged to my girlfriend within the next few months. if you no you truly love her and she loves you then f*** what any1 else says and just go for it buddy. best of luck well personally i don't think so at all m8 im 15 and im hoping tu get engaged to my girlfriend within the next few months. if you no you truly love her and she loves you then f*** what any1 else says and just go for it buddy. best of luck personally, i think 14 is way too young to get engaged. your just figuring out what you want to do with your life, you have a million different choices to make. if you love your boy/girl friend this much, and they love you back the same amount... then they wont mind waiting a couple more years atleast until it's legal... please listen to me, it's the honest truth. Hai im Emma (: im 14 and im engaded. my fiance is also 14 x i think if you trualy love her than go for it xx
yeah. .all men are born to be liars and cheaters No. If you really love someone, you won't cheat on them.
dont do anythink if you love your gf dont make the same mistake i did and end up losing the right person four you .i think this will go away in time just think of all the people that will get hart in the end all the best sazzy
Truthfully, to all you Briana Lovers, she is no longer single and she o=iss otm. (off the market). Briana is now dating and is going to be happily engaged in less than 10 years. (: Briana Doesnt Love You. She Loves Him. hehehehe.
If she is over the age of 18, not legally. But it all depends on if your fiancé depends on her for everything (food, housing, etc.)
Since your ex fiance and you are still living together there must be some love there. The rate of depressed people in society is at an all time high so do not feel alone. The best thing you can do is get a good physical and have an honest discussion about how you feel with your doctor. There are some good medications that your doctor can put you on for short-term or, you may have to go on and off antidepressants for the rest of your life, but many people have to deal with depression. Get all the information you can on depression and sit down with your ex fiance and let him read about depression so he can better understand what you are going through. Having depression does not mean you will not have a happy future together. When two people get engaged or are married they are obviously in love and when you love someone you just don't throw them away like a piece of garbage because they have depression or any other illness. It is your ex who should be trying to help you by understanding about depression or at least be willing to learn about it. If he is not willing to do so then he is not the man for you.
The short story "All the Years of Her Life" by Morley Callaghan explores themes of shame, forgiveness, and redemption. The thesis statement could focus on how Alfred's theft and his mother's reaction reveal the complexities of family relationships and the power of second chances.