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| PLIGHT (2) Definitions: i. (idiomatic - plight your troth) (old use or humorous) To make a promise to a person saying that you will marry them; to marry somebody. ii. (to plight one's troth) To make a promise of marriage. ______________________________________________________________________ * All ten elements should be in. * This strictly on that promise. 1. Convinced beyond a doubt, that vow is purposeful and necessary. 2. Voluntarily and deliberately made by the besotted (connect to #6). 3. Not while under an order banning contact with the 'love of one's life'! 4. Behaviour or attitude afterward, to spouse-to-be shows seriousness. 5. Discussions on upcoming marriage won't be shied away from therein. 6. Must have been directly to one admired or loved; known well enough. 7. Who made promise had recognized friend's weakness or shortcomings. 8. Already planning, shopping, saving, etc., in anticipation of W-Day. 9. Did not breach a promise made earlier to some other poor 'victim'. 10. Visualizing wedlock, even if Wedding day is years away, hoping soon-to-be better half will be alive then and praying there'll be no disappointment. _______________________________________ But, how many have been promised? * No demanding for conjugal rights yet ! Not just words or some utterance, please. * No prenuptial agreement to be signed ! And, what state was the frame of mind? * Don't make a promise you can't keep. | |
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