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SavvySavage
02-16-2009, 08:16 PM
Why isn't anyone staying married anymore? It's so sad. Whenever one of my friends announces happily that they're engaged I just shake my head.

I know some of you will be saying how you and your wife are still together strong after 12+ years...until you become an ugly statistic.

Statistics for second marriages are even worse(meaning they end more often) than the ones for first marriages. And if you're wondering about the statistics for third marriages...all hope for your married life is over.


Ok, here is my link to kung fu so that the mods don't delete this with the other "suck!" threads.

Is it realistic for a teacher and student to be married to each other for many many years or even a lifetime? Is it okay for a student to take a few years off from training from a sifu to do other styles and then come back to reevaluate?

I've often heard that a true teacher lets his students go and come when they need since they are there for guidance. That's true strength of character. Ok...here comes the sarcasm. You were warned! The above sentence may be an IDEAL teacher but does any teacher truly fall into this ideal completely? Is there a teacher out there who wouldn't lose it if he saw his student practicing something learned from another school and something the teacher doesn't believe in? Especially if the teacher doesn't like his student's new teacher?

Now I'm going to turn this on the sifus. If a sifu expects a student to remain faithful for years to come what are his responsibilities to this student? Is this sifu supposed to remain a close enough distance so that his student doesn't have to drive for hours to see him? Does a sifu have to be his lifetime student's personal coach? The traditional model of the teacher showing a student something and then leaving to let him work on it may work for the masses but can a sifu do this to a lifetimer? Should this rule be abandoned completely?

TenTigers
02-16-2009, 08:25 PM
ok, so are you venting about your love life, or your issues with your Sifu?
or are you in love with your Sifu...ecch, nevermind.:p

SavvySavage
02-16-2009, 08:30 PM
It's funny you asked that. I didn't consider people would think this till after I was all done. I'm not married and don't think I ever will be. My girlfriend and I don't believe in marriage. What prompted this post was the recent divorce of someone I know. The person in question left his first wife for another woman and is now divorcing the woman he left his woman for. Or maybe she's divorcing him. I gots no idea.

I have very few issues with my Sifu. Everyone has issues with their teachers and students. Two people, the smallest group that can be formed, are the most unstable group. Polygamy!! I was just trying to link it to kung fu since this is a kung fu forum.

GreenCloudCLF
02-16-2009, 08:34 PM
First: As per US census information (http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0923080.html), divorce rates have dropped steadily since 1990.

Second: I love my wife, and getting married was the best decision I have made in my life.

Third: In no way would I compare my instructor to my wife.

SavvySavage
02-16-2009, 08:43 PM
Prob not cause I have to get up early.

Divorce rates have been dropping steadily? Hate to tell you but not many people stay married these days.

You love your wife now but we'll talk again in about 10 years. That'll be a good test to see if you become a divorce statistic or a stayed married statistic.

It wouldn't be good to compare your wife to your instructor unless they look alike. In that case I hope you have a hot instructor! I'm glad marriage is working out for you but sadly it has not for many people I know. This is not a generalization! People that were married aren't anymore. It's sad.

I was comparing the relationship of married people to the relationship of a sifu and student.


Lighten up, man!

GreenCloudCLF
02-16-2009, 08:48 PM
Prob not cause I have to get up early.

Divorce rates have been dropping steadily? Hate to tell you but not many people stay married these days.

You love your wife now but we'll talk again in about 10 years. That'll be a good test to see if you become a divorce statistic or a stayed married statistic.

It wouldn't be good to compare your wife to your instructor unless they look alike. In that case I hope you have a hot instructor! I'm glad marriage is working out for you but sadly it has not for many people I know. This is not a generalization! People that were married aren't anymore. It's sad.

I was comparing the relationship of married people to the relationship of a sifu and student.


Lighten up, man!

I provided US Census stats on my point. Perhaps you should e-mail the census department and tell them they are wrong, because you say so. Alternatively, you could provide some kind of statistics to back up what you are saying...

Kansuke
02-16-2009, 08:59 PM
I'm not married and don't think I ever will be. .




Ya don't say! Who would have guessed... :rolleyes:

TenTigers
02-16-2009, 09:09 PM
people don't stay married because it is too easy to just get a divorce, and leave. To me, this shows a breakdown in society's family values. That, and people get married too soon, too young, and for the wrong reasons.
Not that I am one to talk.
Funny thing-I have had several long term relationships-which ended.
It takes a long time to really get to know someone.( And then, to accept them for their behaviors. But, then again, it takes a long time before certain truths come out as well. Just as it is with any friendship.)

Once the "honeymoon stage" is over, couples take each other for granted, because they have gotten too comfortable. They stopped courting each other. I feel, you should be on yur best behavior-always. That courting stage should go on forever.
That means you shouldn't poop with the door open, and open the window afterwards. (remember the first time you had to go to the bathroom at your GF's house? Remember the paranoia?) It also means you should stay well-groomed, unless you are doing yardwork or something.

Likewise, your wife should maintain her appearance as well. Nobody likes to go out with their woman, dressed to the nines, and then go back home, looking foward to an evening of lovemaking, and she emerges from the bathroom with her make-up off and in her sweats. She didn't do that when you were dating, right?
My mom, who is in her late seventies, does not go out of the house withjout her make-up, and well dressed. She even came down to breakfast groomed, as did my dad. On their fiftieth wedding anniversary, they had a nice dinner at a restaurant, and went home and made love. (eww!)
Sure they had their issues, all couples do. but they knew how to maintain a marraige. They never argued in public, and never put each other down.

A relationship between a Sifu and a student is no different. It should never be so comfortable that the teacher/student relationship is affected. A Sifu should never take his students for granted.
I used to be good friends with my Sifu. We went out, we caroused together, our GF's and wives hung out, but in class, it was always, "Sifu."
To this day, although we are no longer training together, whenever I see him, I always treat him with respect, and always call him,"Sifu."

Vajramusti
02-16-2009, 10:43 PM
FWIW: I was married to a beautiful great lady for 40 years. Tomorrow will be 12 years since her death.Miss ya babe. We gave each other space for developing our key interests...she was involved in community service and yours truly in martial arts and sports and teaching. We bridged differences in culture,
language, and religion. We were united in keeping an extended family going, raising the kids
and in politics.
Oh those great Hammerstein lyrics and his partner's music..."Some Enchanted Evening, you may see a stranger across a crowded room..... you know even then, you will see her again and again".

joy chaudhuri

Kansuke
02-16-2009, 10:58 PM
FWIW: I was married to a beautiful great lady for 40 years. Tomorrow will be 12 years since her death.Miss ya babe. We gave each other space for developing our key interests...she was involved in community service and yours truly in martial arts and sports and teaching. We bridged differences in culture,
language, and religion. We were united in keeping an extended family going, raising the kids
and in politics.
Oh those great Hammerstein lyrics and his partner's music..."Some Enchanted Evening, you may see a stranger across a crowded room..... you know even then, you will see her again and again".

joy chaudhuri




Good on you, man. Good on you.

AdrianK
02-16-2009, 11:14 PM
Is it realistic for a teacher and student to be married to each other for many many years or even a lifetime?

Romantically?
Theres a reason established universities do not allow student and teacher relationships. Its such a ridiculous abuse of power to take advantage of your student.

A Sifu of mine once told me, don't **** where you eat.



Is it okay for a student to take a few years off from training from a sifu to do other styles and then come back to reevaluate?

No teacher can claim to know everything or even most of everything relevant to learn in martial arts. Martial arts comprise so many extensive subjects that keep growing in our understanding of them on a daily basis, that its practically impossible to achieve in our lifetime.

GeneChing
02-23-2016, 02:28 PM
Ghost marriages. Creepy Chinese customs.


Theft of corpses on the rise in Chinese villages (http://www.socialnews.xyz/2016/02/theft-of-corpses-on-the-rise-in-chinese-villages/)

POSTED BY: GOPI FEBRUARY 23, 2016

Beijing, Feb 23 (IANS) Theft of corpses is on the rise in rural Shanxi as the old custom of "ghost marriage" has resurfaced in the northern Chinese province.

Shanxi's Hongtong County has reported at least three dozen thefts of female corpses in the last three years, Xinhua news agency quoted police officer Lin Xu as saying.

In ghost marriage rituals, female skeletons are reinforced with steel wires and clothed before they are buried alongside dead bachelors as "ghost brides."

Failure to find a burial partner for unmarried male relatives is thought to bring bad luck, according to rural folk belief.

Ghost marriage rituals were practiced throughout China's feudal dynasties and were especially popular in the 10th century during the Song Dynasty.

The government ordered people to cease the practice after the founding of the People's Republic in 1949. However, rural Chinese people, who tend to uphold old customs and rituals, have continued the practice using pictures or dummies made of paper or dough.

As wealth has increased, the practice of using real corpses has returned to some rural areas of Shanxi, Henan and Shaanxi provinces.

Chang Sixin, deputy director of the China Folk Literature and Art Association, said there were even matchmaking agents and companies to pair dead bachelors with the corpses of women.

In Quting Village, Jing Gouzi bought a corpse to accompany his older brother, who had remained single until death, in burial.

"I thought of using a woman made of dough, but the old men in our village insisted only real bodies could prevent misfortune," said the villager.

According to Chinese criminal law, those who steal or defile a corpse are subject to up to three years in prison. The light punishment has failed to deter corpse traffickers seeking profit.

A fresh female corpse can fetch up to 100,000 yuan (about $15,600), and even a body that has been buried for decades can be sold for around 5,000 yuan.

Corpse theft is difficult to investigate as it is hard to find evidence, police said.

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 02:31 PM
My marriage SUCKs. 25 years , LOL. Don't get married. RUN !!!!

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 02:48 PM
I got married because I was IN LOVE. And the sex was great. Guess what. IN LOVE is bull**** and one can find or pay for great sex !!! In the long run less problems and cheaper. Say god bye to everything you want to do if it is not your job. Say goodbye to anything you want to buy if it is not needed for everyone. Have fun on those great multi-hour shopping trips where in the end, you get to spend your money on **** you don't, never did, and would skip regardless the price, stuff.

You get yelled at for stuff you did not do, accussed of stuff you never considered doing, blamed for things out of your control.

You'll enjoy the endless *****ing about her job. This girl did this and well, clear your schedual for the next 2 hours. You'll get great at using words like, u-huh, Yep, okay. But just pray she does not ask you what she just said because you really don't pay attention. Keep your mouth shut about anything you do hear. DONT USE LOGIC AND REASON to explain anything. In fact. DONT EXPLIAN ANYTHING. JUST AGREE !

Tell your friends you can never see then ever again. If the pass you in a store, please don't stop to talk to them. She hates all your friends. If she does like one, tell him to please take her off you hands. Sell her as the best but you cant handle her in bed or something good like that.

It wont work but you never know. Maybe one day.

She'll likely have loads of great things to say about your family. Especially your mother. Try your best to avoid beating the **** out of her. It is for the better. Eventually you will become immune to her special talks about mom and the kinfolk. Of course hers are real great. NOT. Now, she is allowed to put her own family down but NEVER do so yourself !

I could go on and on but many here have already lived this. A small handful managed to actually marry there friend. Not without problems but much easier to get along with.

So, avoid falling in love. That feeling is gone in just a few years men. Never say I DO. What that means is you A) Fell in love and are basically under the influence. You are not thinking straight. DO NOT make any life altering choices. SIGN NOTHING ! or B) you think this is the best you will ever get and you settled. TRUST ME, there are a lot more the best I can ever get out there so, have fun with them ! There is no hurry.

Anyway, no one listens to **** like this, I sure did not so see you in 20 when you will have finally started preaching this Gospel.

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 03:57 PM
people don't stay married because it is too easy to just get a divorce, and leave. To me, this shows a breakdown in society's family values. That, and people get married too soon, too young, and for the wrong reasons.
Not that I am one to talk.
Funny thing-I have had several long term relationships-which ended.
It takes a long time to really get to know someone.( And then, to accept them for their behaviors. But, then again, it takes a long time before certain truths come out as well. Just as it is with any friendship.)

Once the "honeymoon stage" is over, couples take each other for granted, because they have gotten too comfortable. They stopped courting each other. I feel, you should be on yur best behavior-always. That courting stage should go on forever.
That means you shouldn't poop with the door open, and open the window afterwards. (remember the first time you had to go to the bathroom at your GF's house? Remember the paranoia?) It also means you should stay well-groomed, unless you are doing yardwork or something.

Likewise, your wife should maintain her appearance as well. Nobody likes to go out with their woman, dressed to the nines, and then go back home, looking foward to an evening of lovemaking, and she emerges from the bathroom with her make-up off and in her sweats. She didn't do that when you were dating, right?
My mom, who is in her late seventies, does not go out of the house withjout her make-up, and well dressed. She even came down to breakfast groomed, as did my dad. On their fiftieth wedding anniversary, they had a nice dinner at a restaurant, and went home and made love. (eww!)
Sure they had their issues, all couples do. but they knew how to maintain a marraige. They never argued in public, and never put each other down.

A relationship between a Sifu and a student is no different. It should never be so comfortable that the teacher/student relationship is affected. A Sifu should never take his students for granted.
I used to be good friends with my Sifu. We went out, we caroused together, our GF's and wives hung out, but in class, it was always, "Sifu."
To this day, although we are no longer training together, whenever I see him, I always treat him with respect, and always call him,"Sifu."

Much of this advice I could not answer to. Yes times have changed. Is that a break down in societies family values? Not sure I agree fully with that. Life is vastly different than way back when. Woman have rights now. I'm sure that was a big PLUS for men when they did not. Do not mistake that to mean, I would prefer the good old days of marriage because I think for most people it sucked too. Only then you could not get divorced. You had to stick it out or off the b--tch. Prior to OJ DNA testing you could likely get away with it. Bad move now. But then, your lady talked back, probably got smacked around a little. To believe that never happened is delusional. People hid their family secrets. Today we have Talkshows. Woman love those things. More people air those things to anyone that wil listen like the lady ahead of you in the checkout talking loud about her man this that and just plain aint no good.

No, I am all for divorce. People make mistake and staying with someone just because you got married is wrong. Makes for misery. Divorce is not easy. It costs a lot and all those things you bought for other people, well you cant keep them. Not that you want to but it would be nice to see the Judge say, he bought it with his money. Belongs to him. Because she can have back the box of cologne all she like. I have 6 of them. Never used a 1.

So, am I getting dicorsed? Well probably no time soon for reasons mentioned above so please, anyone who cares to. Join the ranks of those that made a mistake. But if you ever get married and soon after think, I want a divorce. DO IT THEN ! Before you have kids or property. Because you likely wont have either after.

I do however wish all you all of you man and woman alike a happy, loving , successful marriage. It does happen. Generally when you succumb to her ways.

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:05 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZlZZGi_YZk

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:12 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEPoO08IMog

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:21 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRuZxUu0M84

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:23 PM
It's time we stand back up !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iW0Wgiy7Go

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:26 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5XX8z0oWs0

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:30 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-HNHBBvBn8

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:32 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJUUbqQdRu8

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:33 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EslJytoKaxw

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:35 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPrcMfRePvs

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:39 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxIvEkg1V1E

boxerbilly
02-23-2016, 04:40 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAKaJE4gjYg

-N-
02-23-2016, 08:12 PM
My marriage SUCKs. 25 years , LOL. Don't get married. RUN !!!!

We feel your pain.

Well, if you don't laugh, you'll cry.

Hope this helps.


http://youtu.be/ilzIBI8BfUg

boxerbilly
02-24-2016, 05:46 AM
LOL. That was good.

Listen younger men. That's probably about half right. Half the time. Not all girls are crazy. But you go and fall in love and you get stupid. Odds are you are to young. Got pressured into. Etc. Have fun first. There is no rush. If your girlfriend is pressuring you to marry her, time say call it over. There are lots of girls out there. Be patient. She is not the best thing ever even if she is hot. Lots of those out there too.

Make sure you like her first !

I made light of my marriage but I experience A LOT of crazy. Stuff that makes no **** sense. Like in the above video. Crazy talk and your answers are always wrong. You can not use logic and understanding. I'll likely stay married, LOL. But I may divorce one day.

sanjuro_ronin
02-24-2016, 06:17 AM
Yes, marriage to the wrong person sucks.
Almost as bad as taking up wing chun only to realize it sucks.
ALMOST as bad.
;)

Jimbo
02-24-2016, 07:57 AM
Grossly abusive European interpretation of a Kung Fu (or Hapkido) technique:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfJY8E7FXD4&sns=em

David Jamieson
02-24-2016, 08:15 AM
Happily married for nearly 20 years now. I have no idea what you fellas are going on about.
If you are happy in yourself and with yourself, you will gravitate to someone who is similarly happy and confident.
If you are both looking for someone to take care of you...then yeah, you're gonna be screwed. But if you're both looking to take care of each other mutually and truly. It's unlikely that much can go wrong.

Be honest and don't expect. Be giving and don't expect. When both people do this, sunshine!

Jimbo
02-24-2016, 08:28 AM
Happily married for nearly 20 years now. I have no idea what you fellas are going on about.
If you are happy in yourself and with yourself, you will gravitate to someone who is similarly happy and confident.
If you are both looking for someone to take care of you...then yeah, you're gonna be screwed. But if you're both looking to take care of each other mutually and truly. It's unlikely that much can go wrong.

Be honest and don't expect. Be giving and don't expect. When both people do this, sunshine!

I agree with this.

I think a lot of problems occur when (usually very young) people misinterpret lust as love. They are two very different things.

I also hear a lot of people (not necessarily in this forum) say they're unhappy because they need someone to complete them. IMO, they've got it bass ackwards. If you're not happy and complete within yourself, you won't be happy with anyone else; nor will anyone else be happy with you. And it's vital that she (or 'he', if you're a woman) is also self-secure. If either one, or both, are not there yet, it's going to fail.

GeneChing
02-24-2016, 08:49 AM
Almost as bad as taking up wing chun only to realize it sucks.
ALMOST as bad.
;)
s_r FTW :rolleyes:

bawang
02-24-2016, 09:53 AM
if you dont like your wife i will take her.

-N-
02-24-2016, 11:19 AM
I made light of my marriage but I experience A LOT of crazy. Stuff that makes no **** sense.

One thing I haven't seen mentioned yet is stress, particularly stress(often unnecessary) over kids.

I've seen numerous examples where the wife or GF goes totally nuts, and the guy bears the brunt of it.

GeneChing
03-03-2016, 11:37 AM
Happily married for nearly 20 years now. I have no idea what you fellas are going on about.
Me too. But I do have some idea...from watching my friends' marriages tank. ;)

Right, so getting back to hijacking this thread (http://www.kungfumagazine.com/forum/showthread.php?53235-I-think-marriage-sucks&p=1291180#post1291180) - ghost marriages are trending?



http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/ghost-marriages-rise-china-people-7484685
09:11, 3 MAR 2016 UPDATED 09:13, 3 MAR 2016
BY RUTH HALKON

Police believe at least three dozen bodies have been stolen and sold to superstitious families wanting brides for buried bachelors

http://i3.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article7484749.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/Ghost-in-cemetery.jpg
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Ghost brides: Corpses are being dug up and sold in the strange tradition

The bodies of dead women in China are being snatched from graves and sold for thousands of pounds to feed a growing demand for 'corpse brides'.

In parts of the country an ancient superstition that it is bad luck for a man to die unmarried has been seeing a resurgence.

To prevent misfortune, families are finding corpse brides for their bachelors by reinforcing female skeletons with metal wires, dressing them and burying them next to the man.

An increasing number of female bodies are being stolen from graves to be used in 'ghost marriages', leaving distraught families trying to track down their late relatives.

At least three dozen bodies have been reported stolen in the past three years in Southern Shanxi's Hongtong County, according to Lin Xu, deputy director of the county police department.

Guo Qiwen, is looking for his mother's body, which was stolen last March.

http://i3.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article4542184.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/PAY-Ghost-Marriage.jpg
CEN
Gang: The theft of bodies has become more common in the last three years

He said: "I have spent more than 50,000 yuan (£5,425) looking for her remains. It kills my heart not having her back."

At least three dozen bodies have been reported stolen in the past three years in Southern Shanxi's Hongtong County, according to Lin Xu, deputy director of the county police department.

The tradition, which was practised in mediaeval China, was banned by Chairman Mao when he came to power in 1949.

After the ban, peasants buried their loved ones with pictures or dummies made of paper or dough.

But as wealth has increased, the practise of using real corpses has returned to some rural areas of Shanxi Province, northern Henan Province and Shaanxi Province.

Chang Sixin, deputy director of the China Folk Literature and Art Association, said there are even matchmaking agents and companies to pair dead bachelors with the corpses of women.

But these are unable to keep up with the rising demand, and snatching bodies is very lucrative, with fresh corpse brides fetching over £11,000.

In 2011, a man was arrested for killing his wife and then trying to sell her body as a corpse bride.

Last year, three men were arrested after trying to sell bodies for more than £25,000.

Even old, decomposed bodies can be sold for over £500 according to Weird Asia News.

A man, Jing Gouzi, who bought a corpse to bury next to his single older brother told Xinhua News Agency : "I thought of using a woman made of dough, but the old men in our village insisted only real bodies could prevent misfortune."

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Theft: Distraught families have been trying to trace their stolen loved ones

According to Chinese criminal law, those who steal or defile a corpse are subject to up to three years in prison.

Corpse theft is difficult to investigate as it is hard to find evidence, Lin said.

Repeated corpse thefts have caused panic in nearby villages.

In one village, families have started to build tombs near their homes, rather than at distant mountain sites.

Some affluent families have hired people to watch their family tombs, reinforced the tombs with steel and installed CCTV cameras over graves.

sanjuro_ronin
03-03-2016, 11:40 AM
Me too. But I do have some idea...from watching my friends' marriages tank

Yeah, unfortunately I hear ya.
We have 2 friends that are divorced, ,y sister-in-law is and just learned that another couple we know might be getting as well.
:(

rett2
03-03-2016, 12:46 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEPoO08IMog

To be honest I think that husband is abusive for posting that video. He seems like the "calm" manipulative type who likes to drive someone nuts.

highlypotion
03-21-2016, 06:12 PM
A relationship between a Sifu and a student is no different. It should never be so comfortable that the teacher/student relationship is affected. A Sifu should never take his students for granted.
I used to be good friends with my Sifu. We went out, we caroused together, our GF's and wives hung out, but in class, it was always, "Sifu."
To this day, although we are no longer training together, whenever I see him, I always treat him with respect, and always call him,"Sifu."

I agree with this statement.

I am a believer of marriage, every married couple will encounter problems and it's up to them to fix it. Divorce is not always the answer. I am proud to say that I've been married for 20 years (going 21 this year), our marriage is not perfect but we manage to get through all those obstacles and hardships. Just treat each other with respect, loyalty and trust and never take your husband/wife for granted. Just like how you treat you Sifu.

David Jamieson
03-22-2016, 01:36 PM
~G. We're the same age roughly.
We got married to our wives after we had ourselves sorted for the most part.

Unlikely we got lucky, but yes, I've seen my friends marriages tank.
I think that in most every case it was because one was too dependent on the other.

anyway... :)

GeneChing
03-22-2016, 02:48 PM
I was going to post this in our I-will-never-understand-China (http://www.kungfumagazine.com/forum/showthread.php?62318-I-will-never-understand-China) thread, but as this has gained a little traction of late, I'll post this here:


Man Marries Sex Doll “Bride” (http://www.cufbi.com/man-marries-sex-doll-bride/)
Stephanie Keltner March 22, 2016 OMG

http://i0.wp.com/www.cufbi.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/sex-doll-bride-2.png?w=474

In China, there is one man that was so ready to get married, he didn’t want to wait for a human bride. Having recently been diagnosed with terminal cancer, the unidentified man decided to marry a sex doll, instead, claiming that he didn’t want to leave a devastated widow behind.

http://i0.wp.com/www.cufbi.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/sex-doll-bride.png?resize=286%2C300

So, he went ahead and made all his wedding dreams come true–complete with a bride and groom photoshoot and intimate pictures of the “bride” on her big day, makeup and all.

http://i0.wp.com/www.cufbi.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/sex-doll-bride-3.png?resize=273%2C377

The man spared no expense to make his wedding day as authentic and lavish as any “traditional” wedding. He treated the bride to a beautiful wedding dress, full makeup and hair styling, a flowing reception dress, plus a long veil and even a bejeweled tiara.

http://i0.wp.com/www.cufbi.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/sex-doll-bride-4.png?w=553

If we didn’t know any better, it would be easy to take a quick look at these wedding photos and assume that they were taken on any normal couple’s big day.

PalmStriker
03-22-2016, 11:10 PM
:) She doesn't look that happy.

Jimbo
03-23-2016, 07:57 AM
I was going to post this in our I-will-never-understand-China (http://www.kungfumagazine.com/forum/showthread.php?62318-I-will-never-understand-China) thread, but as this has gained a little traction of late, I'll post this here:

You know, if the guy has terminal cancer and wants the marriage experience so badly in the short time he has left, then good for him. IMO, he shouldn't be judged negatively for that. I highly doubt there are many women in China (or anywhere else) who would knowingly be with, let alone marry, a young man who has terminal cancer (unless maybe he was rich; but that's another topic). It can be tough enough for some guys who are 100% healthy.

bawang
03-23-2016, 07:13 PM
yo this is fuked up

GeneChing
06-22-2017, 08:50 AM
This is kind of sweet and somewhat OT but I wanted to post it somewhere on this forum.


Love of martial arts leads to marital bliss for French woman and her Chinese beau (http://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/2098999/love-martial-arts-leads-marital-bliss-french-woman-and-her)
Wife is so impressed with her lover’s mastery of wushu she takes lessons in the discipline from his mother
PUBLISHED : Monday, 19 June, 2017, 4:33pm
UPDATED : Monday, 19 June, 2017, 4:33pm
Laura Zhou

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The 26-year-old, identified only as Pauline, met 27-year-old Sun Renzhi at a Chinese culture exhibition in Paris in 2012 where he was performing a martial arts, or wushu, routine, the Yangzhou-based Jiangdu Daily reported.
Sun, who hails from Yangzhou, a city in eastern China’s Jiangsu province, was a student at a business school in the city at the time, it said.
The couple’s story came to the attention of the Chinese media after it was featured in a video produced by a Chinese blogger living in Paris, which is where Pauline and Sun also now call home.
After graduating in 2013, Sun decided to return to China, and Pauline went with him.

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The daughter of a French military official said she had never been to China before, but had always been interested in its culture. On the couple’s arrival in Jiangsu she enrolled on a university course to learn Mandarin and help her settle in, the report said.
But that wasn’t all.
Pauline said she had been fascinated when she first saw Sun demonstrating his martial arts. However, it was only when she found out that his mother was also an expert and a wushu teacher that she decided to have a go at it herself.
“As the old saying, when you fall in love with someone, you fall in love with his city too,” Sun’s mother was quoted as saying.
With their passions now firmly intertwined, the couple tied the knot in Nanjing in 2015, capital of Jiangsu, before returning to France, where they held a marriage ceremony in a small village just outside Paris last July.
Twelve months on, it’s not just Sun’s physical prowess that impresses his Gallic bride. Pauline said she also loves his sense of humour, confidence, ambition and the respect he always shows her.
Not that he’s perfect, the report said.
Despite living in the romance capital of the world, Sun always forgets to buy his wife flowers on Valentines’ Day, she said.
For his part, Sun said that of all the things he loves about his wife the one trait he finds most attractive is her “independence”.
“French girls never ask their partners to carry their handbags for them, which I really appreciate,” he said.