Wedding Equality

i met my partner of 3 years in an online personals based in uk….we were distance lovers of 3,500 miles for a while….in those three years i visited him in 2009 first time we met, 2011—we were married and now 2012 i am staying with my partner….with the intent of living permanently in the UK….nothing ever comes easy, God only knows how much we both made it work t’ll i was across the pond….i don’t know if i can encourage others about my story, but if you are both willing and have pure intentions….i see no hindrance whether distance, family, or money….carry on, cos finding the person you love is worth it….i have never been happier and dreams do come true….

in the day of our wedding, though i felt sad, and i was the only one preparing myself for the wedding, i started to cry a little cos i would want my mom or dad to be there….i am hoping someday they will accept me being gay and my husband….when the wedding occurred, i cannot help but feel that our wedding was divinely blessed, the sun came out in London for us and though i was a little bit sad about my parents, i was at peace with myself as though providence was there to fill the gap where my parents would not want to…there is nothing gay or straight about a wedding, it is about love and commitment and no human law has an obligation to interfere with the happiness of its people

this pictures sums it all up divinely blessed, love and commitment….i chose this picture in royal purple colour to show my honour for our people, for those before, now and tomorrow