Hmm, maybe you can wear the gown, and he can wear the negligee later?
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I would so do this if I weren't so fucking unreliable when it comes to keeping a schedule.
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I understand you can buy them with an attached compass as well. I think the combo even exists in wrist-watch form.
Hmm, maybe you can wear the gown, and he can wear the negligee later?
That's our daily life, modified. I wear dresses to work and t-shirts to bed; he wears work shirts and steel-toe boots to work and fancy nighties to bed. (I actually like this vacation because he's wearing my Spider-Man pajama bottoms to bed, and he just looks so hot in pj bottoms and no shirt.
"Do you want it to taste good, or do you want it strong?"
A member of my tribe.
After drinking it, my throat was still sore, but I did not care.
Ahahaha. I love a good hot toddy, but it's a bit warm for that.
JULIANA!!! ::tacklehugs::
"Do you want it to taste good, or do you want it strong?"
A member of my tribe.
I tipped him very well.
But sentences directed to me about "Your friend Obama, the Muslim," kind of make me have rage blackouts.
I think I just had a rage black-out right now!
Good luck, Teppy. Calming thoughts and less-stress~ma. I'm glad for my immediate, mostly moderate family. Besides the wackaloons in the extended, most of mine are pragmatic and reasonable when it comes to politics. Or they know well enough to leave me to my own opinions.
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Tep, I'm sorry about Tim's relatives not behaving very well.
Tep, I don't think it makes you a bad genderqueer ally and GF to want to wear the pretty, pretty dress, esp. if Tim is OK with you wearing it...in your hypothetical wedding, if it should so happen, if you both desire.
I think it's perfectly understandable (I'm not saying natural because wedding rituals are a societal construct, and there's nothing inherent about a woman wearing a dress or a man wearing pants).
Any type of marriage or joining ceremony is pretty much practice -- or should be, IMHO -- an exercise for married life, which is all about compromise and a shifting of give and take.
Oh, I'm stating this badly, and I'm pretty sure in spite of my protestations, I'm betraying a heteronormatove prejudice, even though I'm trying not to. It's hard! I have total sympathy for you.
Honestly, I've known you for a decade, and selfishly, I want you to have the pretty, pretty dress! And if you were genderqueer and a born-male, I would then want you to have the pretty dress, too.
So...there.
Um.