Hi i am married to a very nice guy he loves me alot and we are married since one year my husband loves lesbians and bi sexual. He always talks about lesbians and bisexuals how cool they are and stuff. I dont know since when i started developing feelings for his older sister who is too close to us. She is beautiful and she is open minded and too close to us. I told my husband that i have feelings for his older sister. He was fine with it he said get closer to her as she is abit conservative type and j cannot kiss her directly. Is there any way i can get closer to her?

I reas in a wedding planning checklist set up hotel rooms and flights. I'm guessing it's for the family that's attending that lives far from where the wedding is. But why does the people that are getting married have to do set up the hotel and the flights? And do they have to pay for that too?

Did she invite me to her wedding by mistake?

I know this may sounds silly, but I am having the most awful time figuring out what to get my bridesmaids. I have thought of clutches filled with goodies- a spa basket with personalized tumbler, jewelry sets.. I guess I'm just asking what would be some good ideas or what have you gotten for being in a wedding. I am worried that my girl will think its cheap or not enough of a gift. I'm stressing so bad about it. LOL Please help

Where respect is concerned in the U.S, traditionally, if I want to ask a girl to marry me, do I ask for her father's blessing only, or both parents? Rosalie~She's previously made it clear that she wants me to ask her father's blessing before proposing.

We're on a very, very strict budget for our wedding. We've decided to not have any alcohol at our wedding. We've decided to serve tea, coffee, bottled water, and Welsh's sparkling fruit juices for our toast. Another primary reason is we have a lot of people in our family who like to get trashed at weddings, and we have some recovering alcoholic's as well. We just felt that it would be better to have a dry wedding. We've had some people call us cheap for choosing not to serve alcohol. Are we being cheap for not serving alcohol at our wedding?