Take a rummage through her jewlery box, and use one of those rings to find the size. You can bring it to any jewlery shop and they'll size it for you.
I hard that his husband is gay.that was reason know are know long together.
He's made up his mind and he must have reasons he doesn't want to share and it may not have anything to do with you. The best thing you can do is start going out with friends and getting back into the dating circuit. This way if he realizes you aren't sitting around moping over him he may just have second thoughts and come back. If he does tell him you don't like playing games. Be your own person and NEVER lose your dignity over something like this. Love hurts, but, if you play it cool there is a possibility he could well come back. If he doesn't while you are dating you may just find that special someone that you'll fall in love with. Here's a better question: Why in the world would you want him back in the first place?! Honestly this guy is toying with your emotions! he doesn't love you at all. All he's doing is stringing you along and you're letting him. Let me tell you I've been there and done that too many times. I've learned the hard way that if a man treats you like that, he really doesn't love you at all. He's more considered about having that little piece on the side then what you are really feeling.My advice to you is, please move on from him. He's not worth the heartache. Don't let him string you along like a puppy. Be strong! Love and commitment go hand in hand. Prime example: I love my best friend. He is my world. I am committed to making sure that he's okay and that he always has someone to talk to. So its a bunch of BS what this guy is feeding you. Don't fall for his crap and find yourself someone better. Cuz while you're dwelling about this, he's probably out having a grand ol' time with different girls; not thinking twice about you. Be wise. Be strong. You deserve better.
You can do it in your own personal way that is special to both of you such as giving it to her on a special day that's special to you, a special place that you both like, or in some original way that you have used your imagination to make up. Girls tend to like something special and original but it is better if it is done on a day that isn't a holiday - just a random day you picked.
There was a lot of nice wedding venue in Arizona and most of them are really expensive. Try to find a venue finder and they can help you for the place that are really inexpensive.
No you can actually be arrested for satratory rape. It is illegal for anybody over the age of 18 to be sexually intimate with a minor.
A fiancée (pronounced fee-ahn-say) is a woman who is engaged to be married.
A fiancé (pronounced the same way) is a man who is engaged to be married.
documents needed if a British man wants to marry a Filipino?
In my opinion, your star sign has no effect on your life.
Doe's he or she have a soulmate? If that's the case, it's the future!
It is proper etiquette to only invite people to the shower who will also be invited to the wedding. If the couple is having a private ceremony with only family, then only invite family to the shower. If they are eloping and not inviting anyone, it would be safest not to have a shower because those at the shower would be expecting a wedding invitation.
The courtship, proposal, handfasting ritual and married lives of pagans are a varied and unique as the people in them.
Paganism has even fewer "written in stone" customs than most spiritual paths, so the simple answer is, no.
Nothing, only like if their religion is different as in Islam its a sin to kiss in a wedding.
I can understand how the widower's fiance wouldn't want constant photographic reminders of the man's wife, but I can also understand why a widower would want to display them, just as he probably displays pictures of other relatives. His wife was important to him and they had a history together. But unless he shows other signs that he's just not over her, I wouldn't worry about the photos. I say let the man have his memories.
Yes! Many people do that to save money - especially with all-inclusive packages.
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Why wouldn't you marry her? Leucoderma is a skin condition (thus "derma"--Latin for "skin"), and although it is a hereditary condition, it is a recessive allele. Alleles, if you don't know anything about genetics, are the factors that determine the types of genetic traits you end up with in your DNA. One allele is donated by each parent and the resulting allele pair determines what type of trait the child displays. If a trait is recessive, this means that in order for the child to inherit the trait, both parents must donate the recessive allele. This means that YOU (yup, I'm talking about you again) would have to also have the recessive trait for leucoderma (unlikely if you don't know an immediate family member with the condition) and donate it at the same time as your wife would (even more unlikely, since the two of you each only have one of the recessive alleles). There is a one in four chance that your child would end up with this condition in full, and only a one in two chance of having the recessive allele at all. If you are afraid your children would end up being Albinos, fear not. Leucoderma and Albinoism are not related in the slightest; in fact, leucoderma is actually an immunodeficiency in which the body attacks its own pigmentation cells and kills them.
So, stop being silly and marry her already. :)