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But that love is also quite nicely summarized during the wedding ceremony with the simple phrase ... "I do."

The love may be summarized by this proclamation, but it by no means defines it. Plenty of people say "I do" and yet get divorced. True love is more than a simple proclamation or a feeling.

295 posted on 03/10/2006 12:01:14 PM PST by mike182d ("Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?")

But that love is also quite nicely summarized during the wedding ceremony with the simple phrase ... "I do."

The love may be summarized by this proclamation, but it by no means defines it. Plenty of people say "I do" and yet get divorced. True love is more than a simple proclamation or a feeling.

I think that you would agree that the vows taken in the wedding ceremony represent a statement of commitment, ... rather than feeling.

Those that are fainthful to that statement of commitment ... will see their marriages through.