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I am Brazilian Japanese, was born and raised in Brazil and my asian roots are very strong. Sometimes I get nostalgic or tired but then I asked myself where would I be with out my husband and I remember how I missed him when we were apart.
I agree with all your points on your list and, while I also agree that some same-culture couples also struggle, I do think it takes more work to navigate these issues in a mixed culture relationship. We attend a church his parents started and attend, including his two sisters and their family. He Defends You To The DeathGuys are usually pretty protective and defensive, even for just friends, but this is about how much he defends you.
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I want to hear the story of how you picked out the ring and how you planned the proposal and how hard it was to keep it a secret from me. I want to try on wedding dresses in front of my mother. I want to make Pinterest boards to figure out how I want my hair and makeup to look. I want to take your breath away as soon as you see me wearing white. All I can see is you. I want to recite the vows that took me months to get perfect. And I want to tear up as I hear you say your vows, as I realize how real the moment is, as I realize this is it. This is the beginning of forever. I want to smush frosting against your lips and hear everyone compliment how delicious the food is, how cute the cake topper looks, how the wedding was absolutely beautiful. I want to dance with you during the reception to a song that only we understand. I want to have photographs taken that will hang on the walls of our future home forever. I want to spend time with the people I love the most before leaving for our honeymoon. Before we officially start the next chapter of our lives together. I want to marry you — but not just for the cake or the presents or the party. I want to marry you even if none of those things happen. Even if we decide to say our vows without any guests, without a ceremony, without a reception. Because you can make me laugh without even trying. Because I want to wake up next to you every morning for the rest of my life. I want to marry you, because you inspire me to be the best person I can be. Because you encourage me when I feel like life is hopeless. Because you remind me of my worth and give me a reason to smile every damn day. I want to marry you, because I want to spend the rest of my life with my best friend.
