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A couple weekends ago, Enrique and I invited our friends over to his house for a barbeque. With everyone relaxed and having a good time, the conversation turned to our wedding plans.

First, “So, what’s your theme for the wedding?”

“The theme is us,” I said.

Next came the follow-up, “What are your colors?”

“Red and blue, but not patriotic. They’re our favorite colors.”

“Do you know what the guys and girls are wearing for the wedding?”

I explained that the men are wearing tuxedos, but for the women, we would give each attendant our color choice and have her pick out a dress she felt best wearing. E and I will need to approve her dress beforehand to make sure it fits our wedding. We’re not women, so we’re deferring to our attendants on what style of dress works for each of them.

I might as well have said we were walking out in velvet bellbottoms and rainbow sequins.

“You can’t just let everyone wear what they want.”

“We need to know because I can’t wear a short dress.”

“But I can’t wear a long dress. I'd much rather wear a pantsuit.”

“Think of the photos. You don’t want jacked-up photos for your wedding.”

“How about you send us what you’re wearing and we’ll match to you.”

Lesa may be on to something. Going the democratic route may spell more trouble, and autocratic rule is quite efficient. But, I’m a natural collaborator, not a dictator; it’s hard for me to just demand a person do something voluntarily. Maybe it’s somewhere in the middle, like a volun-told system of governance.

Nonetheless, I’m debating how to go about this question of finding the right wedding dress (evdressau. com). Should I bring everyone to a bridal shop and we compromise on a certain style? Or, should I just tell them where to go and how much (which I’ll likely do for the guys)? Whatever happens, you’ll read about it in the future.

Marshall is 15 years old. He lives in a old, poor town, his mother is always in the hospital and his step dad who's 45 is barely around. Their family lives off 30 thousand a year and his mother and stepfather are 200 thousand dollars in debt. Marshall takes care of his four year old brother with Down syndrome and 6 year old sister Alice. Marshall often shop lifts and steals food, clothing and accessories from stores. He was caught stealing and eating food he didn't pay for in the store. He ditches school, has a 1.2 GPA but wants to be a doctor when he grows up. He cooks, cleans and tries his best to parent his siblings. He reads in the library whenever he can but only picks up cooking and parenting books. sometimes Marshall beats his brother with Down syndrome then grabs his 5 year old sister and pressed her body against his erect ****. He squeezed her body against him so hard, she could barely breathe for a few seconds and Marshall really enjoyed this not nothing his sister could barely breathe. He's locked both of them in closets for at least 3 hours and would physically fight them if they didn't get in. He told them he hates them both. The step dad beats, punches and spits in Marshall's food. He also kicked Marshall between his legs. He's broke Marshall's leg, finger and tries to have s*x with him whenever his mother isn't around and would grab Marshall's inappropriate parts. (Including his butt) he'd show Marshall p*orn and tried to get Marshall to bend over and tried to bathe with him. Marshall felt so scared and sick he tried to walk in front of a green light but a man was there to recuse him. At 17 he grabbed and squeezed a 76 year old woman's bobs as she slept. He told the woman sorry and never did it again.

At 22 years old he exposed his **** to a 14 year old girl and tried to convince her to suck him off, jerk him off and do other dirty things to him. Marshall was also seeing a therapist for self harm and low self esteem at the time. Is Marshall evil?