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YUS I IS GETTING MURRIED! I can barely recall a Second Life™ before I mean triple L Amanda Inglewood. My future bride has eased into my life like a cup of coffee on Monday morning. She, my future wife to be, is the full moon to my night sky, the kool to my (purple) Kool-Aid, the ying to my yang, the ah shucks you get it. She is my "ride or die bitch".
So many Second Life™ partnerships and marriage fail within just a few months. Why do they fail? My theory is that these "marriages" and "partnerships" have a faulty foundation. These people, avatars, pixels, what ever you call them, date and partner at the speed of light and base all their Second Life™ hope and dreams on love and romance. Oh please don't get me wrong I am not a hater of love nor a hater of romance, on the contrary I am a proponent of such said feelings, emotions, and actions. However, I feel that, in order to make a Second Life™ pairing a successful one, both parties involved must realize that the initial butterfly feelings will eventually fade.
My partnership and marriage to Amanda is based on a strong foundation of friendship, understanding, respect, and trust.
Our marriage is also an open marriage where either of us is free to do as one pleases. There is no jealousy, no "HATING", and no "FUCKING DRAMA". We share everything and I do mean everything.
We are both bisexual women who sometimes need a little cockage in our lives. With that said, today I will marry my wife.
Here are a few snapshots of me this morning as I prepared for the wedding.
So many Second Life™ partnerships and marriage fail within just a few months. Why do they fail? My theory is that these "marriages" and "partnerships" have a faulty foundation. These people, avatars, pixels, what ever you call them, date and partner at the speed of light and base all their Second Life™ hope and dreams on love and romance. Oh please don't get me wrong I am not a hater of love nor a hater of romance, on the contrary I am a proponent of such said feelings, emotions, and actions. However, I feel that, in order to make a Second Life™ pairing a successful one, both parties involved must realize that the initial butterfly feelings will eventually fade.
My partnership and marriage to Amanda is based on a strong foundation of friendship, understanding, respect, and trust.
Our marriage is also an open marriage where either of us is free to do as one pleases. There is no jealousy, no "HATING", and no "FUCKING DRAMA". We share everything and I do mean everything.
We are both bisexual women who sometimes need a little cockage in our lives. With that said, today I will marry my wife.
Here are a few snapshots of me this morning as I prepared for the wedding.
