Yep... And whatever venue you book, or supplies you get, NEVER say it's for a wedding. People capitalize on the emotion of it and gouge you.

It doesn’t even have to be expensive. Unfortunately when 2 people get married it becomes institutionalized. You basically get married to the government & church. My advice as a married guy 25 years is to stay single.

@@martinheath9947 Yes - you don't need a piece of paper to prove you love each other.

Oscar Wilde; marriage is a form of friendship recognised by the police.

Don't fall into the wedding industry trap! They want you to spend, spend, spend! You don't have to do that! My wife and I blew all those expectations away and paid less than $2000 for a mountainside wedding (in winter) with catering for about 80 people. We even paid for a limousine service from the city to the mountain lodge for any guest who wanted it!

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Great john lennon line. Life is what happens whilevyour busy making other plans

Thank you! Will do!

I appreciate your kindness so much, thank you Steve!

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Love you sis! ❤️ thank you for always understanding and supporting me. Can’t wait to see you this summer!!

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Not all thoughts that come to mind should become a comment on KZfaq. You are likely causing problems thinking out loud. Please stop.

Trust me, I’ve been in the public eye on the internet long enough to be used to all the negative comments. But that doesn’t mean I shouldn’t address them if I feel it’s necessary to do so.

@@TaylorsTravels It is fair for people to ask if you may be pregnant, if they noticed a change, or to wonder if it is unrelated if they have some tact and consideration. It is rude to make negative comments. You did choose to put yourself out there wearing little, so it was easily noticeable and people get wrapped up in your story and image. Of course it is the internet and you are a youtube celebrity but you are also a person some people really connect with. I haven't watched in a little while, but noticed a change when you were on sailing doodles and some people would have like it while others wouldn't. The same goes for the other topics. Some people are just haters and others are just genuinely curious because that is human nature. I do agree you have every right to address it. Thank you for answering the viewers' questions. It is nice to be entertained and to live vicariously through someone who cares about the connection between the viewer and creator. Good luck with your journey!

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No, it is not rude to notice and make a comment, especially when they show themselves off wearing very little and their body has changed on camera. Some people might make rude comments rather than use some tact.........I haven't watched her channel lately but did in the past and saw her on all the sailing doodles episodes. She chose to put her life on video and allow comments and people have an interest in how things are going for her and it is normal for a person to wonder whether she was pregnant or if it was just a normal and unrelated change. KZfaqrs already know how the comments section works and there is gossip just as there is with tv celebrities. It works both ways.......she got compliments when she got thinner or less curvy but I know some people don't like thin bodies. It is fair to ask if she may be pregnant or to ask if it is an unrelated change but would be mean to say she got fat or to say she let herself go.

@@CGT80 Agree to disagree sir. Your comment gives off toxic vibes. "She deserves it because she dresses that way". People who make comments like that can talk themselves into any kind of behavior. It's rude to make comments on women's weight because most women are sensitive about their body image and that has been an unacceptable social interaction for a long time just like asking a woman her age. Just because people do it anyway doesn't mean it's not rude. No matter what they wear in a video.

​@@MileHighIsland You should look up how to use quotes. I never stated or implied that she deserves it......quotes show what a person actually said or wrote and I never stated what you put in quotes. Here are some actual quotes for you: "it is not rude to notice and make a comment," "It is fair to ask if she may be pregnant or to ask if it is an unrelated change but would be mean to say she got fat or to say she let herself go." Where do you draw the line on not commenting on something quite noticeable? Now we have law enforcement and news not describing suspects because it might be taken as rude or racist. Yes, I will disagree. I do understand the sensitive nature and am careful about the comments I make on videos or to people in person so normally I wouldn't comment on a weight gain, but I did comment when she came back to sailing doodles and looked more fit.

@@CGT80Very true about using quotation marks. So let's review. You said "No, it is not rude to notice and make a comment, especially when they show themselves off wearing very little" you are implying that she is getting what she deserves by wearing what she does. "I never stated or implied that she deserves it" you in fact did. If that is not what you meant then you should watch what you post because that is the feeling that statement gives off. Comment how you want. Make statements the way you want but to come on here and try to gaslight people into thinking making rude comments is not rude just because you determine they are not is ridiculous. Making comments on a woman's weight is rude period justifying it somehow still doesn't make it not rude. Accept that you are going to say what you want and how you want and if it's rude then so be it but don't get mad when your definition of the word doesn't match the rest of society.

@@MileHighIsland Quote: "Some people might make rude comments rather than use some tact," "to ask if she may be pregnant or to ask if it is an unrelated change but would be mean to say she got fat or to say she let herself go." You read emotion into it that I did not state. I actually stated some of the comments are in fact rude. The problem with many people is that they read something in a statement that is not there. Words have certain meanings and give specific information while leaving out other information, yet people insert their own ideas instead of realizing that information is unknown. If I had meant that she deserved what I consider rude comments, I would have stated that by saying she deserves what she gets, but I didn't.......say what you mean and mean what you say. Instead, stated that she is in a situation where people are very likely to notice and comment. To state a fact does not necessarily mean you promote or like the fact or that you would contribute to making it a fact. It also doesn't mean you are completely against it either. There is fact and then there opinion. The fact is that people will comment, opinion is whether it is right, wrong, or somewhere in between. Who are you to speak for the rest of society? The fact that people commented or questioned it means that not ALL of society agrees with your personal idea of what is rude. Like many topics in life, personal opinion will vary and not everyone has a hard stance as you do. The more I see of people, the more I realize that "normal" or "common" or majority doesn't mean that most people are alike and that applies to personalities, opinions, and actions as well as physical health. The world isn't as black and white as some make it out to be.

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Thank you. Glad to hear the “KIKI” sightings made you smile 😁

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Agree 100% that real life musing on a woman's state or non-state of pregnancy is unforgivably rude... however, it's also incredibly naive not to draw a hard line between appropriate conversation in real life vs. appropriate conversation on comment boards. And utterly pointless (and naive) to scold online commenters for comment board talk as if it was said aloud (in real life) to the person concerned.

Thank so much for your support as a Patron, and I really appreciate your kind words. Going to be releasing some awesome videos of that Guatemala bike trip!!