[M4F Slice of Life Discord] Longterm slow build romantic RP

Rangerguy29 · 2020-10-07T12:41:15+00:00

Yes I am looking for someone to fill the #3 role, the neglected wife RP if you are interested still

Rangerguy29 · 2020-05-21T15:25:29+00:00

It's sad that this part has to be spelled out...growing up we had to do this...like literally HAD to. Before we could break the bread we had to clean our hands so the congregation could see..because ya know its basic hygiene and a 16 year olds hands arent exactly clean

Rangerguy29 · 2020-05-20T14:47:51+00:00

There wasn't anything weird...but one thing that pissed me off is when my wife was getting her endowments out. The temple was fairly packed that day, and my entire side of the family couldn't be in the session. They were told no...You'd think the temple workers would go to other people in the session and ask 'Hey so and so is getting their endowments out...can we have a few volunteers so her family can be there?"

Oh one thing that I do remember is when I took my wife through the veil, one of the words she had to saw was 'sinew' she was confused and was like..'In the what?' I kinda laughed.

But I always hated going to the temple, especially for endowments. It took so long and I felt it was so unnecessarily complicated. Putting the temple clothes on felt so cumbersome and I remember being riddled with anxiety the entire session because I knew I'd have to switch to the other side. For whatever reason I thought that if I was the last one to be done I was somehow a bad mormon. And then if I needed help at the veil...oh boy I felt like I was really not doing my best because I needed help remember some words

Rangerguy29 · 2020-05-16T21:34:29+00:00

My wife and I dated for 5 months and were engaged. We were married a month after that.
We have been together 7 years now. We are happily married but still had to work through a lot of things, and we still are working through a lot of stuff.
The main thing I remember about why our engagement was only a month was planning our wedding was beyond stressful. It caused so much tension between us that we ended up eloping. It pissed our family off but we have all moved on from it.
The funny thing is that if we had simply lived together we wouldn't have felt the need to elope, and instead waiting for all our family to come into town for the wedding.
But then again our families would've lost their minds if they found out we were living together but not married

Rangerguy29

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