Does anyone feel any different then before getting married, Im sure the girls who did not live with their husband before hand feel quite different, but I curious about you other girls. I have lived with my Hubby for almost two years now, so for us it feels amazing, nothing too different, just a great happy feeling be cannot describe...... We just feel so content with each other now, with all the wedding planning stages being behind us now, it gives us much more time to focus on each other and all the things we want in life, which is a wonderful feeling to have. We are enjoying every minute of married life. We both wish we could marry each other over and over again, I dont thing there will ever be a feeling in our life again which will top the feeling as when we were married . We want to just keep re-living that day forever and we will in our hearts for sure.....
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I was asked this exact question twice yesterday. I keep saying the same thing 'no I don't feel any different, maybe if we hadn't lived together for a year before I might'.
My friends who will be married 10 yrs soon asked me this question while laughing because they knew the answer would be no. The only differences are DH now wears a ring, we don't have a wedding to plan anymore, I have a MUCH shorter haircut and we have to remind ourselves to say wife or husband instead of fiance
So I can honestly say to people I'm enjoying married life because we were enjoying our lives before having a wedding !
billandme
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We feel different......it's a feeling we both can't explain, but yes, it's different. We've lived together for the past 2 years too, so it's not that........it's a GOOD different though
cindyandkevin
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We lived together for a year and a half before our wedding and really didn't feel any differently after returning from our HM. We always felt like we were married, the wedding just made it official!!!
However, now that I've had his name for a full year and gotten used to being called 'wife' and since we've bought a house and gotten a puppy together; I do feel like we're more of a family than before. Our relationship has matured, our love continues to grow, and so I won't say things feel 'differently' but I like to use the word 'more intense'.
PaddysGirl15
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we actually live together for 4 years- and it still feels very different. I feel like I have my partner for life. Totally connected.
AeroJenn
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we lived together for a year before we were married and we've been together for 5 years. It doesnt feel any different at all. The only difference is the title (husband or wife) and the name change (which I LOVE).
donegal419
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I do! I think this is mainly because we did NOT live together before we got married and now we're together ALL the time which is great!
NinaChris07
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We didn't live together so that is different but we dont feel different! We have been together for so long and happy together, so there isn't too much change...
MeNBobs
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I do! We moved in together after the wedding so that was a whole new experience, which is great. I still get that feeling when I refer to him as my huband or am called Mrs
Nicole622
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we lived together for 3 years before we got married so they living together aspect is not different. It feels amazing knowing everyday that I'm married to my best friend. Being married is one of the greatest things in the world...
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It's definitely a nice feeling to know I'm connected to this amazing man (officially!) for the rest of my life. We had also lived together for about a year and a half, but recently moved into a new place, so it feels great to have somewhere that's totally 'ours' (not 'my' apartment or 'his' apartment - our old place was originally just 'his'). Having this new life together is a wonderful feeling!
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Posted by Nicole622
we lived together for 3 years before we got married so they living together aspect is not different. It feels amazing knowing everyday that I'm married to my best friend. Being married is one of the greatest things in the world...
i just thought the same thing today; how happy I am to be married to my best friend in the world. we lived together for almost 2 years and dated for 6, so we dont feel much different at all, except for the wife/husband thing which is SO weird! as well as the rings.
milana
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i was asked this question a few times the day after our wedding and so far it feels the same for me. Probably b/c weve lived together already for a while so nothing major has changed. Its just an incredible feeling to be married though i must say!
PegaLega
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Not really-I mean a little bit, I cant really explain it...he calls me his wife and I giggle!
Future Mrs.
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sort of. I think I felt the biggest change when we moved in together; when we got engaged, 6 months before our wedding.
\Getting engaged was actually more meaningful to me, and brought out more emotion then our wedding (is that bad to say?)
I guess I feel that way b/c I knew that when we got engaged, it was forever. THe wedding just formalized it.
portjeffbride
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not really, we just feel more 'legit', if you know what I mean...
