Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "GETTING MARRIED in the USA vs. Germany | Feli from Germany" video.

@stacycamacho59 Fairly sure she stopped (in real life) at the number she was comfortable with, because these days, we dó have birthcontroll.
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@lyfandeth You misposted that, we're having a discussion about babies and whether or not ribbons on a present should be able to force a bride to give birth.
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@charlesgantz5865 Yeah, I heard about it. The Netherlands is always availablle for any misfortunate ladies that need a blueprint removed.
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I always wondered why you should 'show him what he will be missing", is it like the ultimate test? If he fails that evening, because the fear of never having another body to touch is too high that evening (keeping in mind he will be drunk) and he's never been so close to getting married, isn't that an awful thing to do?
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@joegoss30 Yeah, as I said, the ceremony is supposed to be the highlight of your life, usually it is expensive, the bride (and perhaps the groom) looks towards this wedding from their youth, hoping it will be a magical day and then you arrive hungover or still drunk with a raspy voice, a hickey on your neck and a penis on your forehead with sharpie. How humiliating for the groom, but also the bride that has lost all hope that he takes it serious and the people that arrived to see the couple share their intentions will see that the groom doesn't seem that serious about it all. What a promise.
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@DeanStorm28 Right, but I am here to highlight that the bride clearly did not want many children and guessing how many ribbons (a.k.a. how many unwanted children) she will have to push out of her uterus is not really fun, is it?
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