Conventional marriages are sooo last season
some people come to realize they don't want to have a husband or wife
like the rest of the world and decide to marry inanimate objects or
themselves
Like, Jennifer Hoes from The Netherlands
married herself in 2003. "I married myself at the moment I was prepared
to embrace my own life and agree on the responsibilities that come with
that. I married myself at the age my father died, I decided not to stay
in the shade of his death at thirty," she said in 2006 adding that she
could still marry her partner if she found one and if she felt like
getting married again. " I believe if a person is loyal to him- or
herself, he or she has more to offer to others — to be active, straight
and involved in relationships. Therefore, by no means, is marrying
yourself is a self-centered act. In my wedding I needed my family and
friends there as my witnesses and it was also a celebration of my
relationships and intentions with them."
Following into Jennifer's steps, 30 year old Taiwanese woman Chen Wei Yih married herself last October.
Chen says she married herself cause she couldn't find a worthy partner.
Her wedding cost $6,000 with 30 guests in attendance. Chen's marriage is
not official, though, and she says she can still re-marry if she finds
her Mr. Right some day
here are more famous unconventional marriages when people marry
inanimate objects (these guys are called fetishists or objectosexuals):
In March 2010 Korean Jin-gyu married a body
pillow with the face of popular anime vixen, Fate Testarossa, drawn on
it. the ceremony was 100% official and was held in church.
In 1979 Eija-Riita Berliner-Mauer from
Germany married the Berlin Wall! By the time she tied the knot with the
wall, Eija was 56 and still a virgin. The wife said she foudn teh Wall
very sexy because of its long, slim structure with horizontal lines
American Dave Cat married a sex doll in
2000. The happy groom said: “She provides me with a lot of things that I
can’t get out of an organic partner, like…quiet.” Damn... O the other
hand, this wife doesn't spend money on make up and clothes, she never
has a headache and PMS.
Sal from Japan married a video game
character in 2009. His wife is Nene Anegasaki of Nintendo DS’ Love Plus.
He alwssy carriesd his wife with him - she's nothing but a screen , so
it's ok. Sal's nuptials were broadcast live on a webcast.
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Lol! Nice post :)
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I cant believe this, i read of someone in the paraper who married a dog!!! coz she was told that if she didnt the guy shw would marry would die!!! Bizzare right :S
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