Mulletover last Sunday
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sandi said:The best bit for me was becoming a Mrs, it's so grown up.
It's VERY strange saying "My wife"
First time i had to say it was in Pacha restaurant last week. The MD asked if we wanted to sit inside or out and i said "hang on, i'll ask my ..... WIFE ..... when she gets back from the bathroom" - very bizarre!
She isn't showing full committment though. She's having a double barrelled name
No being serious - she lost her dad when she was quite young so it's important for her to keep her family name (as an attachment )
Morbyd
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This takes a while to get used to, but eventually you get indignant when a stranger asks you something about your "girlfriend" or that "girl who was with you" or something...Drew said:It's VERY strange saying "My wife"
First time i had to say it was in Pacha restaurant last week. The MD asked if we wanted to sit inside or out and i said "hang on, i'll ask my ..... WIFE ..... when she gets back from the bathroom" - very bizarre!
- "ahem... that's my wife"
- "oh, sorry"
puppylover
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Drew said:It's VERY strange saying "My wife"
First time i had to say it was in Pacha restaurant last week. The MD asked if we wanted to sit inside or out and i said "hang on, i'll ask my ..... WIFE ..... when she gets back from the bathroom" - very bizarre!
She isn't showing full committment though. She's having a double barrelled name
I felt so different (in a really nice safe, happy, complete way) the morning I woke up after being married. It was just so very right......
I too didnt show full committment and have a double barrelled name (for family reasons) and its so funny getting used to it - in fact now I get quite disgruntled when people just call me by the latter part and say something like "oh I'll just call you xxxxxx, its too hard to get your full name right"
