I want to know - who's feeling the pressure from family, friends, significant other(s), co-workers and the hostess at your favorite restaurant to get married??? And who's just not ready yet???
Me and my "ex-so" (no hard feelings) of 6 years recently split. And MAN was I starting to feel the pressure. His family "so when are ya'll getting married?? (huh?). We used to go to this seafood spot ALL the time - and the hostess "so yall getting married yet??? (huh?).
And it used to frustrate me to no end. Forget him, I AM JUST NOT READY RIGHT NOW. And when I would say this to people, folks just couldn't handle it. His mom even said to me "but all girls, deep down want to get married" - which is true to some extent. But that doesn't mean right now. Sure, when I'm 75, I want to be in my rocking chair, on the front stoop with some l'il grand chil'run running around, but that doesn't mean I'm ready to set that plan into motion RIGHT NOW.
Why is it ok for a man to "not be ready" but for us ladies - not being ready to get married is like being black with no rhythm - folks just DONT get it?
Me and my "ex-so" (no hard feelings) of 6 years recently split. And MAN was I starting to feel the pressure. His family "so when are ya'll getting married?? (huh?). We used to go to this seafood spot ALL the time - and the hostess "so yall getting married yet??? (huh?).
And it used to frustrate me to no end. Forget him, I AM JUST NOT READY RIGHT NOW. And when I would say this to people, folks just couldn't handle it. His mom even said to me "but all girls, deep down want to get married" - which is true to some extent. But that doesn't mean right now. Sure, when I'm 75, I want to be in my rocking chair, on the front stoop with some l'il grand chil'run running around, but that doesn't mean I'm ready to set that plan into motion RIGHT NOW.
Why is it ok for a man to "not be ready" but for us ladies - not being ready to get married is like being black with no rhythm - folks just DONT get it?