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If someone were to open a bar that was dedicated to the different fandoms, had drinks based on the shows and different rooms decorated in the theme of the show, where a tv played the show non-stop, what do you think the likelihood of it being successful would be? Would it be something you would go to?

- I want to walk down the aisle alone. Not to close to with father, but he can still stand next to my mother and give me away once i reach the end of the aisle. I just dont want to walk with my arm locked with someone elses.
- Unfortunately no church wedding. Reception will be in same room as wedding. Instead of guests just sitting in chairs, they'll be seated at beautifully decorated tables.
- No Stacy Adams. Hopefully the groom will want to rock some converse or something with his tux.
- No bowties, just ties.
- Khaki, brown, or beige suit rather than black/grey.
- The veil won't cover my face.
- No flower girls, just a ring bearer. Rose petals already layed out on aisle.
- I'm debating if I'll have bridesmaids.
- The groom can do best man if he wants, but I'm not doing Maid of Honor. Not gonna throw a load of responsibility on someone else. Its my day.
- I want my best friend boys apart of the groomsmen, and the groom can tell me which of his friend girls he wants as bridesmaids.
- No wedding shower, just a Bachelorette Party.
- Bachelor and Bachelorette party in same city (Vegas for example).
- 2-5 Celloists play as guests enter.
- No limo, but 3 Black SUVs (Suburbans, Escalades, or Navigators). One bride/parents. One for groom/groomsmen. One for bridesmaids (if i have them).
- Wedding/reception from 2pm-5pm.
- No alcohol except for champagne or wine ( like Moet & Chandon, Pink Moscato, or Chardonnay)
- Bridesmaids/Groomsmen will pay for their own outfits and all be matching.
- Not rich. Hoping for $5k from his parents, $5k from mine, and then he and I get up $5k each. Basically the wedding will be $20k or less.
- I have 150 guests and thats not even the grooms family included lol.
- He and I will pray before the wedding, but we'll stand on opposite sides of the door.
- Horse/carriage for leaving the wed
- can't decide if i want both an engagement ring and a wedding band. Maybe just one will do.
- Cash instead of gifts

I haven't been excited for my birthday since I was about 17. I'm turning 22 in less than a week.

I've grown to hate my birthdays... and I feel I'm being selfish for my reasons.

-My 16th birthday onwards has only been men - my brothers, my dad and my grandpa, and boyfriend if I had one at the time.

-Every year, my family didn't know what to get me. So they would get me things like, an ice cream machine, bread machine, tyre inflator, and spoons (For Christmas too)

-Nobody but me can bake. If I wanted a cake I had to make it myself. Spoils the surprise if you bake, decorate and bring to the table your own cake.

-This year, my brother has discovered he's gluten free. My other brothers don't live here. And my dad and Grandpa are diabetic. So there's no point making myself a cake that only I can eat.

-Even today, my whole family have asked when I want as a present. All I said was 'please don't get me anything large to store' (my bedroom literally has room for a small dresser, chest of draws, a bed, and 1 chair. I don't even have room for a wardrobe. My room is about 6-7 strides long and 3 across.)

-Two of my four brothers ignore my birthday entirely. I'm lucky to get a text a week afterwards. Whereas I am the sort to remember everyone's birthday and always make an effort

Do I have a right to resent my birthday? I'm more excited for my partners birthday the day before, every year I feel miserable about my own. I feel bad because my family do make an effort but I wish sometimes they wouldn't. But if they didn't I'd feel awful too.