Question for the Brethren #2 - situation question

# 1 MACK_MAMA
on 4/8/09 2:08 am

Since Cookie called on the brethren's input - I figured I would ask for input on this:

If you end up with a chick and yall get hitched - how would you approach 1 - where you live and 2 - where you go to church?

What if......
she had a house already and you didn't - would you be cool with moving into hers, or would you HAVE to get your 'own' spot?

she was a different denonimation than you - would you 'make' her attend with you?

(last one) what if you were already planning to find another church for yourself, but she loved hers - would you try to go to hers or just find one on your own?

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Dalexis
on 4/8/09 2:20 am - Brooklyn, NY
If you end up with a chick and yall get hitched - how would you approach 1 - where you live and 2 - where you go to church?
1, How I would approach where we lived depended on our job situations (am I in a situation where I can get a transfer within my company, if we wanted to move out of state or if i HAD to move out of state to be with her) or if I had a career that moved with me (such as my writing when it takes off). 
2. Where we'd go to chuch (IF we went to church) would depend on a) religious denomination, b) comfort in the possible church of choice, c)choice of whether to convert (if need be) or not.

What if......
she had a house already and you didn't - would you be cool with moving into hers, or would you HAVE to get your 'own' spot?
3. Been there, done that. only it was an apartment. I will NEVER move into a woman's place after marriage, nor would I have her move in with me.  The ideal situation, I think, would be to start off new in OUR place.  Start fresh.  I wouldn't move in because when I was married, I never felt it was "my" or "our" home.  The furniture was mostly hers, the decor was hers, the whole nine.  I always felt like I was a visitor; that I was living by her rules, not OUR rules.
she was a different denonimation than you - would you 'make' her attend with you?
4. You cannot "make" anyone do anything.  To chose a different denomination is a huge choice because spirituality is a very personal thing to folks.  Would I convert? Maybe..though I doubt it because i'm not big on "religiousity" anyway and am more into spirituality.
(last one) what if you were already planning to find another church for yourself, but she loved hers - would you try to go to hers or just find one on your own?

"When Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept for there were no more worlds to conquer."   Plutach.  Not true, for there are always more worlds to conquer.

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HelpMeRhonda !!
on 4/8/09 2:40 am - J. R. Ewing, TX
On April 8, 2009 at 9:20 AM Pacific Time, Dalexis wrote:
If you end up with a chick and yall get hitched - how would you approach 1 - where you live and 2 - where you go to church?
1, How I would approach where we lived depended on our job situations (am I in a situation where I can get a transfer within my company, if we wanted to move out of state or if i HAD to move out of state to be with her) or if I had a career that moved with me (such as my writing when it takes off). 
2. Where we'd go to chuch (IF we went to church) would depend on a) religious denomination, b) comfort in the possible church of choice, c)choice of whether to convert (if need be) or not.

What if......
she had a house already and you didn't - would you be cool with moving into hers, or would you HAVE to get your 'own' spot?
3. Been there, done that. only it was an apartment. I will NEVER move into a woman's place after marriage, nor would I have her move in with me.  The ideal situation, I think, would be to start off new in OUR place.  Start fresh.  I wouldn't move in because when I was married, I never felt it was "my" or "our" home.  The furniture was mostly hers, the decor was hers, the whole nine.  I always felt like I was a visitor; that I was living by her rules, not OUR rules.
she was a different denonimation than you - would you 'make' her attend with you?
4. You cannot "make" anyone do anything.  To chose a different denomination is a huge choice because spirituality is a very personal thing to folks.  Would I convert? Maybe..though I doubt it because i'm not big on "religiousity" anyway and am more into spirituality.
(last one) what if you were already planning to find another church for yourself, but she loved hers - would you try to go to hers or just find one on your own?
Amazing to me DAlexis, your thorough and intellectual input and also the fact someone hasn't appreciated you enough to have you at the altar. (I love a man who can make love to MORE to my brain than my body)


EXCEPT your #3.

I purchased my home while dating my hubby he moved in a few months later and GUESS where we reside at?? In the home I purchased. We HOWEVER have redecorated to meet BOTH our needs.
Just Valena
on 4/8/09 2:46 am - Nunyabizness
"Amazing to me DAlexis, your thorough and intellectual input and also the fact someone hasn't appreciated you enough to have you at the altar. (I love a man who can make love to MORE to my brain than my body) "

I concur with that statement!!!
# 1 MACK_MAMA
on 4/8/09 2:56 am
Now Rhonda - you know everybody got they 'representatives' out here on BAF!  LOL ain't nobody mentioning the 'stall factors' they got going on that keep folk away  from them!  LMAOOOO

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HelpMeRhonda !!
on 4/8/09 2:58 am - J. R. Ewing, TX
MrBaker870
on 4/8/09 3:15 am - Little Rock, AR
EVERYBODY ain't like that.....i'm me 100% that is one thing that I can't stand.....fakeness...

what you see is what you get....raw and uncutt....
Smile for me.........
Her Royal Flyness
on 4/8/09 3:17 am
Um, hey buddy?  You got some unfinished bidness on the otha post.  One at a time...pace ya'self


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taw1975
on 4/8/09 3:21 am - DFW, TX
  Instigator!!!
Her Royal Flyness
on 4/8/09 3:26 am
   Moi??

I'm just doing my part to restore the BAF to it's previous glory...ya'll said it's been slow

It is never too late to be what you might have been

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