A Happy Would be 51!

@AmbiePam (133333)
United States
August 29, 2026 6:16pm CST
Well, today would be my parent’s 51st wedding anniversary. Fifty years together is realistic when you get married young (and you put each other before anyone else). He had forgotten about it until I said something, but don’t worry, I wouldn’t have said anything if it would have made him sad. Being married to Diana now, he can look back and it doesn’t hurt like it did. But darn it, I shed a tear. And that’s okay. Both of them are happy now.
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@Tampa_girl7 (54700)
• United States
30 Aug
I know how much you miss her.
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@Manasha (2965)
• Pondicherry, India
30 Aug
Fifty-one years is an incredible milestone, and it’s completely okay to shed a tear when memories like that come up. It sounds like there’s a lot of love behind those tears, but also peace in knowing that they’re both happy now. Some memories never stop touching our hearts.
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30 Aug
Just incredible, at least we still got the memories
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@rakski (165266)
• Philippines
30 Aug
As long they are both happy.
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@AmbiePam (133333)
• United States
30 Aug
Well, one is in Heaven.
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@rakski (165266)
• Philippines
30 Aug
@AmbiePam Yes, true
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@RasmaSandra (102410)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
30 Aug
They will meet up someday and be happy together. I was lucky to have at least 20 blissful years but a day does not go by that I don't remember and miss him and I sure hope he's waiting on the other side,
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@AmbiePam (133333)
• United States
31 Aug
You know he is.
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@JudyEv (391608)
• Rockingham, Australia
30 Aug
My BIL's wife has been gone over 4 years but he's just found a lovely lady to share more good times with. It''s lovely to see him enjoying life again. He was a bit miserable and sad for a while - as you'd expect.
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@AmbiePam (133333)
• United States
30 Aug
Oh, I’m so glad he found someone else. It is so hard to watch your loved one be so stinking sad. No matter what you do you can’t take away their pain.
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@nawala123 (25935)
• Indonesia
30 Aug
What a lovely couple
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@MarieCoyle (65175)
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30 Aug
You know they loved each other...and that they had a very strong marriage. And of course you miss her, I am sure he misses her, too. But as you said, both are happy now. It's crazy how the years fly past.
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@GardenGerty (170985)
• United States
30 Aug
I know you miss her. I am glad Diana is in your Dad's life and I hope they have many years together as well. He's such a nice man..
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@snowy22315 (215148)
• United States
30 Aug
I am sure you wish they were still together in a physical sense.
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• Philippines
4 Sep
Sorry about that. I know you love your mom so much.
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@toniganzon (82859)
• Philippines
30 Aug
I'm so sorry. It's a bit sad but that's life. You could only be happy for them now.
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@LadyDuck (505817)
• Italy
30 Aug
Yes, when you marry young 50 years together does not even seem a "long time". I understand why you shed a tear.
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@wolfgirl569 (142730)
• Marion, Ohio
30 Aug
Sorry they didn't get that together
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@valherma00 (6274)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
31 Aug
what a good number. i bet it's not easy on this day.
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@Wrexxo (11302)
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30 Aug
I'm sure she is in a better place now....God bless her soul
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@AmbiePam (133333)
• United States
30 Aug
Thank you, Michael. I’m thankful she’s no longer in pain.
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@Juliaacv (57994)
• Canada
30 Aug
I am happy that he and Diana are so happy. I can understand you feeling as you do, you lost your Mom (twice) you lost the beauty of their love, seeing it every time you were with them. Old marriages are so unique, yet so predictable, comfortable and happy. That is alot for a daughter to lose.
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