It had been a while that my husband Harry and I had a dinner date.

Harry thought the night of the Eurovision Song Contest might be a good occasion.

We were having a Steak “Strindberg” with fried potatoes. It was delicious as always.

We also enjoyed the contest. We weren’t so fond of this year’s ESC class when previewing all the entries prior to our recent vacation trip.

However, in the end, many of the songs we hadn’t liked previously did find our approval thanks to their live performances.
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I don’t know if there’s any lawyers amongst the doll community, dolls or “owners”. But I really might need someone to step forward and give me some legal advice here.

Before I get to the point, let me share the following thoughts with you.

See, let’s face it. Usually, a doll doesn’t find her partner the “human way”, like, by meeting at the workplace or at a club or some other place where humans spend their lives.
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Your home is not really your home if you don’t have your own address.

That’s why I’ve been busy all day registering my own TLD and set up my website anew. And while I was at it, I also registered sicily-bambolina.net as redirection to my “Place”.

I’ll keep the WordPress on the DollWedding.net subdomain for experimental purposes, though. Like trying new plugins, making sure they won’t harm the system before going live on my real website.
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When my human companion Harry proposed to me, I happily accepted instantly. 🙂 ❤️

But we both agreed that we would want some kind of official acknowledgement, not just role play.

Of course, legal marriages are restricted to all-human couples. Still, we had hopes that the doll community would host a place providing what we wished for.

When, sadly, we couldn’t find such a place, we decided we would build one. For ourselves and for other doll-human couples hoping for the same.
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It happens that you try to find your place.

Maybe you’re looking for a place where you hope to find something specific. Or simply a place where nobody gets to tell you what to do and what to not do.

And it happens that you just can’t find your place. Then you have two options.

One option would be to accept fate and just let go and adapt. The other option would be to build your place.

I chose the latter when my husband and I wished to get married but we couldn’t find a place that would provide some sort of official acknowledgement.
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