I've always found "Til death do us part" to be kind of an awkwardly morbid and intimidating phrase, given the context it's usually used in. It always gives weddings the feel of one of those horror movie scenarios where some overly innocent thing like a small child or a toy has some kind of hidden malicious intent.
It's like saying "I love you honey, more than anything. The only way you're getting away from me is in a body bag." Am I the only one who finds that a bit unsettling?
It's like saying "I love you honey, more than anything. The only way you're getting away from me is in a body bag." Am I the only one who finds that a bit unsettling?