My boyfriend doesn't accept more than kisses because in his opinion, if we break up, no guys is going to marry me and he says I will always think of him because making love with someone is something that it's extremely emotional and bonding. So he refuses it until we get married. I understand he does that for me, because the love he has is not just love, but also care and affection of me as a person. We come from a culture where if the guy finds out you're not a virgin starts complaining and can send you back home. I love him so much,and he loves me too..but his love is more like brotherly love than actual love, as he is not ready to do what western guys can't wait to do with their girlfriends. He also stops me something if we are having too much romantic moments.

Me and my boyfriend has been together for about a year and A half now September will make 2! We plan on getting married next year and his parents are very excited and happy but when I brung it up to my mom she wasn't so happy. She tells me just because you two have A baby together doesn't mean we have to get married. I'm currently 8 months pregnant and due in July with both of Ours first kid. Before I even ended up getting pregnant Marriage has been something we talked about and both knew we wanted. We're in love and I can't imagine my life with out him. And we want to share our love with the Lord the right way. Me and my Fiancé does have arguments But it's nothing violent or that will last for days or weeks. We argue and after a couple hours of cooling down we're back to normal after communicating. We're both above age. And I'm only asking for advice because I love my Mom and I just think she doesn't want me to get married because she isn't married yet? I don't know We're Ready, We are already planning on getting our first place together in September late October.  I'm 23 he's 25

With the coronavirus going on, social gatherings banned and court houses closed how are people still getting married? Do they have a ceremony without a license then sign one later? Online weddings are illegal in my state and just about every state I know in my region so I don't know how people do it. Also wouldn't any kind of wedding ceremony violate social distancing rules. I see people have small ceremonies where the bride and groom are not keeping 6 feet and kissing each other Which is how the virus spreads. Couples shouldn't be living together for this reason, as one person could catch the virus outside and spread it to the other, that's really dangerous. One reason I'm glad I'm single, can't catch the virus if I never leave my apartment and interact with others  And who would want to tell their friends, family and kids that I got married during the most depressing and messed up year in human history