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Question Men – Ask for
Woman’s Hand?
1.
I think it's
great...it's respectful, and it means a lot to both dad and myself.
It's my parents job to watch over me and keep me until I am married. Why
shouldn't the guy ask if he can be the one to take that job! 2.
Definitely, I will
ask the father. I even go the step farther to ask the father to date his
daughter. 3.
My husband asked
my dad if he could marry me¾it
made me so nervous, but I felt honored that he felt like he needed to. 4.
My father has
always been the kind of person to say, "She's a smart girl, she can make
her own decisions." But I would like for my husband-to-be to care enough
about my family to respect them in that area. 5.
It is important to
me, but I know my parents have a respect that I will make the right decision
about a future spouse 6.
Yes, I think it's
very important. It shows me that first of all he respects my father, and second
that he loves and respects me enough to ask for me! 7.
My parents were
divorced, but my husband did ask my mother's permission. 8.
Yes, mmm, doesn't
really matter, it's sweet, but not a must, 9.
Even though I
think it is something that is stupid, it is very polite, and grown up. 10. Absolutely!
It's all about respecting him and her family.
I think it's a wonderful tradition that I hope someday my son-in-law will
also respect. 11. Yeah,
I asked her dad. 12. I
don't think it’s necessarily important, but it is very romantic and
considerate. 13. Yes
(I asked), her dad said I should take the whole body instead of the hand only
(True story). Respect for my wife-to-be and her father. 14.
I won’t even go out
with a guy unless he talks to my dad first. Maybe that’s old-fashioned , but
if a guy is too scared to talk to your dad, what is he going to do if something
happens on the date where he has to protect you? Just something to think about. 15. I want to, but I'm a wuss so I probably won’t. For one
man’s experience, check out: To
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