Disclaimer

In response to Jordon’s latest blog, I have decided to clarify something: I’m all about the idea that two soul mates can find one another, fall in love, and enjoy wedded bliss. The origin of my point is: not right NOW. It’s youthful marriage that drives me insane, and I’m talking about the mentality that goes a little something like this:

*while chewing on bubble gum and twirling hair around one finger* “What do I want to do when I graduate? Have babies and a husband to take care of me.” *vacant expression while head cocked to one side*

24+ is around the time to begin prospecting marriage and the things that that can encompass. I know that I’m not at a level of maturity where I can commit to a man for the rest of my life-I want far too much. And I’m too damn independent. I could rant some more, but I really want to say that I do support marriage. To me marriage is a spiritual journey, not a religious one. It’s also an exciting adventure to share with another person. I just don’t think that wanting it at 20 is a very wise choice. Gimme another decade, and we’ll chat again.

I fully respect the views that Jordon had portrayed, and thank him profoundly for sharing such personal beliefs. And personally, I think he would be an amazing father, because he is one of the most gentle and tender individuals I have ever had the pleasure of meeting.

Thanks for reading.

-K