Us Magazine - 1 hour, 49 minutes ago --June 22nd, 2009//he says they "will" wed "as soon as she can, say yes. ... Maybe we can just nod her head." "I promise you, we will," he told Walters. "Absolutely."
I wish Ryan would not have waited for the public to see him 'marry the love of his life', nor the two of them wait for the 'perfect moment'--because that moment has been stripped viciously from them. It appears throughout their coupling the 'marriage issue' was no issue at all; however when her strength reserves started plummeting and her spirit started waning, in her third year of a fourth-stage aggressive cancer she battled, she wanted the solidification of her being, 'a married soul'. I sense this strongly as Ryan from the very depths of his soul murmered to Barbra Walters that he 'absolutely' would honor in holy matrimony the woman he shared so many glorious and tough years with as a lover, friend, father but never husband. As she lay in her huge bed the morning this announcement was made, 6-22-09 I felt his 'absolutely' was a mere 'wishful thinking kind of word' despite how much sincerity and commitment was behind it. He dearly loved, more and more over the years. It had me thinking, if this woman waited till a terminal disease to finally become 'wedded' (which she did not), I ask what is making the women out here who are permanent fixtures, taken for granted life-partners but never are going to be honored in 'holy matrimony' for whatever reason ? Why do you honestly stay with someone who swears they will never honor you by marriage but will live with, eat with, sleep with and ocassionally fool around with you till both of you die . . . ?
Anyone care to elaborate ?
June 25th, 2009 at 9:28am PST 1947-2009
Best known for her role on "Charlie's Angels," the former pinup dies after a long battle with cancer. » She was 62
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