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Getting married in 8 weeks

PegasusOnFire

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I was wondering what are some things a new bride needs to know. I am felling a bit nervous, I know that this is normal. Jay and I really want our marriage to last, we do not want to follow the trend of our generation. Right now we have been facing the whole job thing, which can be really stressful. But apparently, using his father's words about something that I told Jay recently, "She said the right thing. Listen to her." Jay really doesn't like his current job, reminds him to much of the NAVY. So he is quiting it today. He told me about his plans yesterday, before and after church. My responce was nothing like what he had expected. I simply told him, "Do whatever will make you happy." So he is going to be signing up for night classes come this spring, and getting a factory job. This is also the same thing that I told him when he enlisted. Was this the right thing to do?