Diyala
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Nah, it ends in divorce. Hahaha, which shows the sorry state of at least American marriages. With divorce becoming more acceptive I feel that people have become lax in picking their spouse, however, it could be said that back in the day that people still chose wrong yet they couldn't do anything about leaving the marriage.

Could you be a bit more specific on male & female relationships. Like, dating before marriage, waiting to meet till the wedding day, coitus before or after marriage, etc?

What I meant was I thought you were going to say something similar to what you did.

I am good.. How about you?..
Sorry it took me forever to respond..

Doing pretty good. Just been busy as heck lately. How about yourself?

Doing pretty good, thanks for asking. Congratulations to your sister! I'm sure it'll be quite an adjustment for you though, so it's natural to miss her.

I suspected as much. When you say, "you have the choice to accept or reject" do you mean the girl has the choice or the father?

Did her husband know something about her? I understand not meeting each other before marriage though wouldn't the guy who asks for a girl's hand in marriage at least want to know some characteristics of her?

I attended my uncle's wedding this past September. He was finally able to get married after a lot of failed girlfriends who would not work out.

How long has your sister known her husband?

Pretty good. I have just been going through the motions of life. I've gotten back into reading a bit which is always good; I got to get my books-to-read list down.

How have you been?

I actually had to look those up as well because I was unfamiliar with them and for good reason. If what I found in my research is correct then those are [mainly] British acronyms. DI stands for Detective Inspector. WPC stands for Woman Police Constable. FME stands for Forensic Medical Examiner.

Wow thanks for the nice pic, Himi! Happy Ied too, and sorry for the late reply.

I've been so busy lately xO
How are you?

No that was an error on my end. I misread what you said. I thought you meant that you had already asked me a question(s). What you said was hadn't I missed your questions as a form of greeting then proceeded to ask me a new question you had.

The would have to be used in either situation. The is an article - definite article to be exact - which is used to denote the person or thing under discussion, implied, or familiar.

uha ,you know it's too hard to know the difference between some prepositions coz they seem too much alike and both might be possible with some words .
about the , I thought you might comment on it when used with hospital .
I was trying to figure out the meaning of your previous VM , why he asked me to clarify the question while it was obvious , and I think I misunderstood the using of the word miss
( haven't u missed my questions ?) appeared to be meaning that I wrote them before a while but you missed them ( didn't notice them ) , but the meaning i want the word miss to show is : weren't you expecting me to rain u by lots of questions .
am I right ?

Either works. Both convey the same message. In some cases, in the hospital may be taken in a more serious tone, as if the subject has been admitted into the hospital for some cause. While at the hospital could mean the same thing it also sounds less serious as if the subject is merely visiting a patient or some other business. For the most part they are interchangeable and saying either would probably bring the same response since it is the same noun [hospital].

What about the?

I didn't get any VM from you regarding "at hospital" or "in the hospital". The last VM I got from you was when your family and you went for a drive into the countryside. The driver was new so you guys got lost during a stormy day.

So if you would, please send that question again.

Yeah just had some stuff I was working on I guess I got caught up in my work and didn't realize my absence sorry I am glad to hear you are good