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Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from cat owner victim from the

off my chest subreddit and says, my husband to be wants everyone to know I'm not pure.

Saying that didn't make me feel good. It's exactly what the title says. I've been with my fiancé

for six years and engaged for the past eight months.

I've been doing most of the wedding planning, but my fiancé, let's just call him Ryan,

will give his input here and there.

So about a month ago, Ryan out of nowhere said he was talking to some of his co-workers and thinks that I shouldn't wear a white dress.

This was totally weird to me.

Ryan is a very artistic guy, so I figured this was more about how the photos would turn out or something along those lines, but I'm set on

wearing white. I told him this and I could see that he was annoyed, but he let it go. Two weeks ago,

I finally picked and paid for my dress, and this caused a huge

argument. Brian again came to me very annoyed. He asked to see the dress I picked, but I said no,

because I wanted it to be a surprise for our wedding day. He asked me to at least tell him what

what color it was. When I said white, he threw a fit. I honestly do not see why this was a big deal.

Almost everyone wears white on their wedding day. When I asked him what color he thought I'd be

wearing, he told me that I should wear red. Again, this was super weird to me. I asked him

why I would wear red to our wedding, and he told me that brides only wear white when

they are pure.

For some background, Ryan and I started dating when I was 21, and he just turned 20.

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