Miss Manners: My husband rode an adult tricycle across the country to marry me
A woman who married a man she met through CB radio after he rode an adult tricycle 1,500 miles to meet her is unsure how to respond when others seem confused by their story.
Liam Carter 
Love stories come in all shapes and sizes, but one recent reader shared an unconventional journey that left onlookers scratching their heads. A woman in her 40s, who had spent eight years out of the dating scene, found a meaningful connection through a CB radio community.
A Long-Distance Proposal
After eight months of bonding over the airwaves, the pair decided to commit to one another. Despite the fact that her partner was experiencing homelessness and navigated learning disabilities, he proved his devotion in the most literal way possible: he rode an adult tricycle 1,500 miles across the country. The couple married before he had even stepped inside her home.
Handling the Confusion
Five months into a happy marriage, the wife turned to Miss Manners for advice on how to handle the bewilderment she receives when sharing their unique courtship story with others. According to 205focus.com, the answer is simple: you owe no one an explanation. If friends and family truly have your best interests at heart, your happiness should be enough for them.
Connect With Miss Manners
For those looking for guidance on life's etiquette, you can send your questions to Miss Manners at missmanners.com, via email at dearmissmanners@gmail.com, or by mail at Miss Manners, Andrews McMeel Syndication, 1130 Walnut St., Kansas City, MO 64106.
