We Don't Need Love, Just Papers.

Isn't it every woman's dream to have a grand wedding?
To walk down the aisle with a Vera Wang wedding dress with tons of spectators.
But apparently, that does not apply anymore.

Proposing is another huge thing. We all want a romantic scene with a WOW engagement ring.
But what if someone, instead of proposing to you, just handed you a piece of paper and told you to sign it and you guys have already tied the knot?
I'm used to hearing of shotgun wedding news, but not this kind.

Although this is unlikely to happen, sadly, it happens.
A celebrity admitted that a fan of his had done this kind of thing.

During a discussion about dating, Mir said, "I have received real marriage documents before."

He added, "A fan came up to me and asked me to marry her. I did not take her seriously, and jokingly replied 'okay'. Next time I saw her, she brought marriage documents with her parent's confirmation on it and asked me to confirm it as well."

So how close was he to marrying that fan? He said, "If my parents and I signed the papers, it would have been a real marriage. Eventually, I persuaded the fan and escaped the uncomfortable situation."

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Okay, so it's a given that this incident is impossible unless you have insane fans.
I laughed so hard hearing this. I mean, is the girl that delusional?
It makes me curious what's inside her head as to go this far, just because her celebrity love rode on her "joke".

If there are people like this walking in this world, then I need to be incognito.
With my stalkers out there, they might just fool me into signing a $100 discount of cheesecake, but in fact it's really a love contract. Nope, I am not that dumb.
They are dumb enough if they think they can pull that one out of me.

But wouldn't it be ridiculous to think that you are signing a job deal, but then the next day, you found out that you had married your ugly boss? Eww much.

Now I should fly to Korea and have Donghae sign a love contract with me too.
I love how this incident will be the new trend.

"I thought I was going to be a singer, but it turns out that I was signing a marriage contract with my manager" Big ooppss there honey.