Chinese Chick Wears Her Wedding Dress Every Day For The Past 10 Years

China – A 47-year-old Chinese woman is so happy to have found true love that she hasn’t taken off her wedding dress for the past ten years. You might think that’s crazy, but wait till you hear everything she’s been through. At age 18, Xiang Junfeng was kidnapped from her hometown and sold to an elderly man. She was forced to marry him and lived for 15 years in captivity before she found the courage to run away. A native of Jimo, in China’s Shandong Province, Xiang was sold to a man in the neighboring city of Linyi. He ended up using her as a slave, putting her to work in the fields. After several years of living in captivity, she managed to escape by running to Liujiazhuang village where a local woman helped her. Eventually, the woman turned out to be Xiang’s savior in more than one way. She introduced Xiang to her own brother, Zhu Zhengliang, and the couple tied the knot in 2004. This event made poor Xiang so happy that she’s refused to wear anything but her wedding attire ever since. Although she got married with just the one dress, Xiang later had three more made – one for each season. “I bought one and made the other three,” she said. “I had only ever known a violent and abusive man and I avoided men until I met my new partner who brought me truly out of my shell and treated me so differently. I couldn’t believe it when he asked me to marry him.” “I don’t even have any other clothes,” she said. Xiang also said that it doesn’t disturb her husband because he knows how happy it makes her.

Fucking chicks man. Absolute lunatics. I don’t care if you were kidnapped and forced to marry at 18 and eventually sold into slavery by another dude after running away and you eventually found your knight in shining armor that saved you from this horrible life of human trafficking. If you wear nothing but a wedding gown every day for 10 straight years you are an asshole. But it begs the question, whats worse:

All the fuss over the wedding dress to just wear it for 5 hours? Or being the asshole who wears it every day for 10 years even though you work in a Chinese rice paddy field? I’m telling you, its a toss up. The amount of time, effort, and money put into a wedding that lasts for half a night is absolutely bananas. Like I knew that was the case going into it when I proposed but when you see it come to fruition its absolutely staggering. Knock-you-on-your-ass shocking. Part of me almost wants my chick to stay in her dress for the next decade. I’ll stay in my tux and we’ll just live inside the venue till we’re 40. Then maybe, just maybe, we’d be getting our money’s worth.