"it's like batman and superman becoming one superhero"

Love is making a big appearance this weekend.
Life has been a buzz with the subject of love for about a solid week now becuase of the special day Saturday which elicits (from what I've experienced) either moans or shrugs.
In fact, come to think of it you don't come across many people excited about Valentines day. Singles and couples alike seem to dread the holdiay either because they have no one to celebrate it with or they have the obligation of celebrating it.
Hm. Kinda the whole "greener on the other side" thing.
But none of that is what this blog is supposed to be about...

I wanted to write about marriage.

If you've watched any amount of television or movies you've already been introduced (whether subconsciouly or consciously) to the fact that "Society" places many negative connotations on the institution.
Watch as every joke relating to marriage ends with a ball and chain, or no more fun/no more sex type reference. Or on the blatant side, one show I've seen opened with all the main characters in bed with their men, and while the girls with boyfriends were all having fun, the shot of the only married couple was one of them two feet away from each other snoring heavily.
*adjusts soap box*

Allow me to set the record straight. Marriage is a beautiful thing. In fact I've found myself thinking/saying that God is a genius for inventing it.
Not only do you have that one person you can be completely open and (pardon the pun..or not) naked with, but in coming together with your powers combine you form one super human. It's like Batman and Superman becoming one superhero-able to literally fly but if cryptonite makes an appearance you've still got the batmobile and the cool gadgets for back up.
And while that's blowing your brain think about this...*Billy Mays voice* Marriage is like slumber parties with your best friend every single night for the rest of your life!
And even though I've heard from numerous party poopers, er uh, women that this blissful feeling will fade within the next five years or so I'm confident that it will not. God never intended for marriage to work and be pleasant for a certain time period, it's forever and like a good wine (which I understand only in theory) will only get better with time.
That's all for now,
Happy Love Day!