Anonymous wrote:Nope! He drank too much and I was on the tail end of my period and we were both exhausted and I was a virgin. LOL! 😂
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Virgin. Age 26. Did not live together before wedding.
How sad for you.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. Virgin. Age 26. Did not live together before wedding.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Virgin. Age 26. Did not live together before wedding.
How sad for you.
NP. The only thing “sad” here is how narrow-minded you are. You would be up in arms if someone was shaming people for choosing to live together or sleep together before marriage, but you feel very free to shame others who make different choices. You are a massive hypocrite.
Signed, someone who both slept with and lived with people before marriage
Nice...thank you! That was my post + am still married 43 years later.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Virgin. Age 26. Did not live together before wedding.
How sad for you.
NP. The only thing “sad” here is how narrow-minded you are. You would be up in arms if someone was shaming people for choosing to live together or sleep together before marriage, but you feel very free to shame others who make different choices. You are a massive hypocrite.
Signed, someone who both slept with and lived with people before marriage
Anonymous wrote:Nope. Too tired.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. 4 times
I was 28. He was 27.
We had an afternoon church wedding followed by 4-hour reception. Stayed at the Hay Adams on our wedding night. Left for 3 week honeymoon in Europe the next morning.
This was the late 90s before weddings became 5 day affairs and after parties with costume changes, etc.
Um. What?
Maybe not 5 days but 4 is common.
Small gathering for people who are in town. But it might be 20 people.
“Rehearsal” dinner.
Wedding. Many bridal couples arrange an after party.
Brunch.