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Answered at 2:20 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
Anonymous
ummm We have mixed things. I have two buffets from my grandmothers... and those are ours but they are mine. get my drift? haha.
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Answered at 2:26 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
We have mixed things as well. But I brought movies, home decor stuff, lots of kitchen stuff. Everything is ours.
Well, I take that back. I do say "my kitchen aid mixer". Only because I'm the only one who uses it.
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Answered at 2:26 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
I had nothing, since I had just gotten out of college. His stuff I called "ours."
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Answered at 2:30 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
i didnt have nothing, met him and married him when i was living at my ma's.
the only thing i can really say that was ours at that time is my bed, he had a twin sized one and i had a big size one (dont remember what size, queen?), i brought my bed with me and we made it ours but thats gone now.
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Answered at 2:33 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
Its ours and was from the moment we committed to one another.
The stuff that is mine vs his are items that are personal to us like stuff from his racing car days(trophies,etc)...those are his. Mine would be letters or awards from school,etc.
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Answered at 2:35 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
Anonymous
I got the hand me downs from my parents...so in that aspect the stuff is "mine" the bed is actually mine because I had it in high school...we can't afford a new mattress. Anything that is "his" is stuff he has bought.
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Answered at 2:35 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
Anonymous
what's yours is mine and what's mine is mine
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Answered at 2:37 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
We both brought a bunch of stuff into the household........we were both in our 30s when we got married. Not to mention my DH never had a typical bachelor pad...he has very nice things...and you would of thought a woman decorated his apt...(a mans look...just not usually expected from a guy).
We ended up buying new living room furniture and bedroom furniture...so those things are *ours*
I do have sentimental things...such as my grnadmothers dishes ( 2 sets...everyday..and *the good stuff* ) that are specifically *mine*. Other than that...when we got married...most thigns became *ours*. A marriage is a partnership.
Although I can understand the cars things for you...I would probably tell my DH that if he was going to continue to drive my car......that I worked hard for........that he better take care of it...or fix his own.
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Answered at 2:40 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
At 18 and 19 we didn't bring anything in to our marriage except the clothes we owned. We had both just gotten out of Navy Bootcamp (which is where we met) and he was in the Navy and I was no longer in (I didn't finish because I knew I had met the man I was going to marry so I was legally separated from the military). We honestly had nothing. He had just gotten to the base on 10/18, I showed up on 10/20 and we got married on 10/22. We had no furniture, no dishes, no towels, no bedding, nothing. We had to get a loan from Navy Relief just to get a place to live, have the money to turn our utilities on, buy some groceries & to rent some furniture. We were at the bottom. That was 24 years ago. We have come a long way in that time. We own our own home and everything we have is paid for. It was a long road to get to where we are now but everything we have is ours together. Nothing is his and nothing is mine, it's ours.
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Answered at 2:41 PM on Nov. 3, 2009 by:
Anonymous
EVERY THING IS OURS..... accept maybe the clothing.