
I like to get a taxi home from the city. I don’t like standing in the cold waiting for buses when I could be in my warm bed.
I, of course, pay for my own taxis and refuse to take Mr married mans money. This got to the point where we once had a money fight as I got out and tries to give me back the money I have for the taxi an I threw it back at him several times. I’m stubborn.
Wise to this, he gave the taxi driver the money first last night before I got in the taxi. I will pay him back at some point.
As I got in the taxi, the driver handed me the twenty pound note.
Who’s that then, your boyfriend?
Yes
He loves you he does, I can tell. That’s nice that is. That he gave you the money for the taxi.
I told him not to, I replied.
Ah but he did anyway. That’s what loves about.
He then went on to tell me his life story, and more about love being on the inide what counts and so on.
He was on his second wife.
This always surprises me, the amount of people who are on their second marriage.
On my dads side of the family, I’ve actually lost count of the amount of times my aunt and uncle have remarried.
On my mums side, they’re all still married to their first partners.
So I completely see both sides of this.
I do wonder if a lot of people rush into getting married. Although of course, some marriages just don’t work out, or you grow apart.
Marriage doesn’t really appeal to me. I’d rather have a fabulous diamond on my finger, and the promise of being together always. I don’t like fancy big weddings, and the thought of people staring at me as I walk down then aisle scares me. My dad nearly fainted at his wedding. I think I’d be the same.
Maybe I’ll change my mind about this one day, but I doubt it.
My parents are paying for the majority of my sisters wedding. I just told her I’m not getting married, so can I have the cheque now please? She laughed and said no. Damn. This is like me missing out on money as I didn’t go to uni. Good thing I’m not all about the money like my sister, she knows I was joking about the cheque and can support myself without replying on others. Same parents, different upbringings.