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yea..guess where we always end up hanging out? DEARBORN..its so annoying cuz i am like paranoid then 
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and dinner (atleast) twice a month. U know, just special time for the significant other.
But I would go twice a year abroad. (atleast) :D
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honestly i would enjoy even chilling in the backyard with him or like driving to a deserted parking lot n chilling in my car :love:
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ahaan, will be hard to chill with the kids running around the house or in the back of the car :p
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me and him in our harem
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thats why i am gonna put em on ebay n if i chagne my mind then we can always throw em at my or his moms place
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Dearborn hahaha, I HATE it here. but he wants to see it to believe it hahaha
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well If u ever need a babysitter 
I m darn good with kids If I may say so myself 
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Weddings are long drawn out occasions, notably the preceeding weeks that take a lot out of you both physically and mentally. Even though honeymoon's are now very much commercialised making you pressurised into going on one, I don't think its any harm having a few days/weeks off together to get aquainted and to basically chill out for a while. For me, splashing out on lavish honeymoon's is a little OTT and unreal for lies ahead once its over.
But I agree with the above folks, you've gotta make it last a lifetime.
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^ aquainted? thats what dating's for.
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I fink every couple should go on honeymoon rite after wedding, and have a private intimate time, shut out the world for a while n really get to know each other. winx
Honeymoon iz not juss a vacation,its literally the only vacation you’ll ever take that has such meaning and significance to the most important relationship of your life.
IMO…there is life after the wedding; and if sumbody surely want it to be filled with romance and true intimacy, give it the start it deserves. 
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A honeymoon's a great idea - just don't take the whole khandaan with you :) And grandma's house was made for kids so that parents can have a night out :)
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Oh Majestic, you said the 'd' word. sigh
I haven't had my honeymoon yet with my husband now, but we are planning to go as soon as our youngest leaves the house, she is 16 (in two+ weeks) now. So, I figure we have two more years to wait, then we can go with no hesitation. We saved quite a bit over the years but still haven't decided where to go. I know we will take at least a month :)
With my first husband, we went to upperstate New York. It is gorgeous there in the mountains. I think a honeymoon allows you time away from everything and everyone so you can adjust to being with someone all the time and so you have memories that will stop you from killing them when they drive you crazy :p
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Very important.
Where will I go to? Upstairs.
Seriously, three choices Paris(as I have never been there), Shram Al-Shaikh or Spietz.
Edit: I forgot to add, whatever she can afford.
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hahaha
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Shram Al-Shaikh its awsome, I love it there, very beautiful.
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honymoon helps u out tof eel comfortable with ur partner especially if u did arranged marriage
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yeah you’re right.
Wouldn’t a late honeymoon feel like a regular trip? I understand the trip would be aimed at being romantic and all, but still…I guess it’s because when you’re newly married, it’s an altogether different experience where you’re on cloud 9 so if you go then, you have many wonderful memories (of how life was when you were on cloud 9), whereas if you go a bit later, you’ve spent quite a bit of time getting on with the regular pace of life so although it ends up being a much anticipated break from the daily life, you kinda lose the initial excitement…
I don’t mean to look down on or offend anyone who will or has gone on a late honeymoon. I think it’s sweet that people do and I would encourage people to do so, but it’s just that all these thoughts are going through my mind right now and that’s why I thought I would bring them up with you lot.