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Don't get all pissy with me, Im not hating, Im gay

But the thought of ever proposing to my boyfriend makes me cringe..

Weddings are after all, the 'BRIDES' big day right? Weddings are girly affairs with dresses and flowers and all that crap. Ive never been to a gay wedding ceremony, but if their anything like regular weddings..well.. the image is enough to give any self-respecting man cold feet.

But ever since Obama (the bloody legend that he is) legalized gay marriage in new york my boyfriends been talking about it non-stop, and Im pretty sure hes dropping hints.

And as much as I love him, I just cant see two guys standing in front of an alter as anything other than awkward..and lame.

Whats your opinion on gay weddings? Am I just being an *** or do you see my point?

Haters will be drowned.

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We're expecting twins, one of each. We already knew if we had a boy we'd name him William after her father, but now we needed a girls name as well. After much flicking through baby books and asking online my nephew suggested the name Winry a name neither of us had ever heard, which my ex loved (shes into the whole naming kids after stupid traits you want them to grow up with, like Charity, but shes too 'original' to name her that, so likes the thought of having names that start with Will and Win). It was me who picked William for our son so I agreed to letting her name our daughter Winry. But after researching the name the only Information I've found on it is that is actually a fictional name, from an anime. The thought has put me off the name entirely, especially as its not something I know about. I have been assured the character isn't a prostitute or anything, so the name is, unfortunately, staying.

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So anyway, my question is;

What are your thoughts on naming a child after a fictional character?

I imagine in five years time there will be many Renesmee's (sp?) and Hermione's and such, forever hating their parents for naming them after a lame character.