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Yahoo
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Why Lydia Plath Was 'Shocked' When Her Husband Zac Suggested 'Not Kissing Until Our Wedding Day'
"I was just shocked in my seat because it's something that I had wanted, but I didn't want it to be a legalistic thing," Plath explainedNEED TO KNOW Lydia Plath shared how she and husband Zac Wyse decided to wait for their wedding to have their first kiss during an appearance on the July 30 episode of The Jinger and Jeremy Podcast The couple, who got married in February after six months of dating, explained that they both wanted to save physical intimacy for marriage Plath said they "experienced so much joy" and got to know each other better by not kissing while they datedLydia Plath is reflecting on how it felt to wait to have her first kiss with husband Zac Wyse at their wedding. Nearly six months after tying the knot, the couple shared the impact that saving physical intimacy for marriage has had on their relationship. Plath revealed that Wyse introduced the idea the same night he asked her to be his girlfriend, and she was quick to say "yes" to both. 'Zac was just like, 'This is really random and this is not something I've ever thought about, but I just keep [feeling] this unction from the Holy Spirit to just ask you what you'd think about saving our first kiss for our wedding day. Like, if that comes, not kissing until our wedding day,'' she recalled on The Jinger and Jeremy Podcast. 'I was just shocked in my seat because it's something that I had wanted, but I didn't want it to be a legalistic thing. I didn't want it to be a rule we had to follow because of X, Y and Z.' 'I wanted him to initiate it,' she added of why she didn't bring it up first. 'I wanted the guy to initiate it because it was in his heart — because if he was going to be the one leading, he would have to have that desire. So when he said that, I was just like, 'Funny you ask.'' Wyse explained that 'it wasn't something serious' when he first asked Plath to wait for their first kiss. Rather, he said it was a sign of him 'wanting to honor' her and 'be intentional' as they got to know each other. 'I want it to mean something, I want it to have purpose,' he remembered thinking. Despite being on the same page, the pair said they 'took a few days' to be sure that they were 'ready to make this commitment' and had the discipline to do so. 'On top of that, to clarify, we both had our first kiss in previous relationships,' Wyse noted. 'And so for this to come up was truly because it was lingering on my heart for so long. I was just like, 'This is different. There's a purity about her. There's an honoring I want to have towards her that leads me to keep thinking about this, and so I'm going to bring it up to her to see if this is something that I can truly honor her in.' They acknowledged that some people who withhold physical intimacy 'go from zero to 100 super quick after you're married,' but they were different. 'There's such a beauty about it in respecting the other, and it truly is a great physical boundary,' Wyse explained. 'Because then there were so many other ways that we were able to build trust for one another and just enjoy different moments because we're not kissing and because we're not falling into different physical things. It's like, no, we get to dance or have more enjoyable moments like running around or frolicking or doing whatever because we're not kissing." "And not to say that kissing is bad," he continued. "But it was interesting to find the alternatives in it.' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Plath agreed, saying she cherishes all the memories they made while dating when most couples would have been "making out." 'I can't tell you how many times we experienced so much joy that we were just like, 'This is even better than kissing right now,'" she said. "'Like, I don't know where this joy is coming from, but I feel so close to you right now because of the conversations we've had, because of how intentional we've been.'' Read the original article on People
Yahoo
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Why Lydia Plath Was 'Shocked' When Her Husband Zac Suggested 'Not Kissing Until Our Wedding Day'
"I was just shocked in my seat because it's something that I had wanted, but I didn't want it to be a legalistic thing," Plath explainedNEED TO KNOW Lydia Plath shared how she and husband Zac Wyse decided to wait for their wedding to have their first kiss during an appearance on the July 30 episode of The Jinger and Jeremy Podcast The couple, who got married in February after six months of dating, explained that they both wanted to save physical intimacy for marriage Plath said they "experienced so much joy" and got to know each other better by not kissing while they datedLydia Plath is reflecting on how it felt to wait to have her first kiss with husband Zac Wyse at their wedding. Nearly six months after tying the knot, the couple shared the impact that saving physical intimacy for marriage has had on their relationship. Plath revealed that Wyse introduced the idea the same night he asked her to be his girlfriend, and she was quick to say "yes" to both. 'Zac was just like, 'This is really random and this is not something I've ever thought about, but I just keep [feeling] this unction from the Holy Spirit to just ask you what you'd think about saving our first kiss for our wedding day. Like, if that comes, not kissing until our wedding day,'' she recalled on The Jinger and Jeremy Podcast. 'I was just shocked in my seat because it's something that I had wanted, but I didn't want it to be a legalistic thing. I didn't want it to be a rule we had to follow because of X, Y and Z.' 'I wanted him to initiate it,' she added of why she didn't bring it up first. 'I wanted the guy to initiate it because it was in his heart — because if he was going to be the one leading, he would have to have that desire. So when he said that, I was just like, 'Funny you ask.'' Wyse explained that 'it wasn't something serious' when he first asked Plath to wait for their first kiss. Rather, he said it was a sign of him 'wanting to honor' her and 'be intentional' as they got to know each other. 'I want it to mean something, I want it to have purpose,' he remembered thinking. Despite being on the same page, the pair said they 'took a few days' to be sure that they were 'ready to make this commitment' and had the discipline to do so. 'On top of that, to clarify, we both had our first kiss in previous relationships,' Wyse noted. 'And so for this to come up was truly because it was lingering on my heart for so long. I was just like, 'This is different. There's a purity about her. There's an honoring I want to have towards her that leads me to keep thinking about this, and so I'm going to bring it up to her to see if this is something that I can truly honor her in.' They acknowledged that some people who withhold physical intimacy 'go from zero to 100 super quick after you're married,' but they were different. 'There's such a beauty about it in respecting the other, and it truly is a great physical boundary,' Wyse explained. 'Because then there were so many other ways that we were able to build trust for one another and just enjoy different moments because we're not kissing and because we're not falling into different physical things. It's like, no, we get to dance or have more enjoyable moments like running around or frolicking or doing whatever because we're not kissing." "And not to say that kissing is bad," he continued. "But it was interesting to find the alternatives in it.' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Plath agreed, saying she cherishes all the memories they made while dating when most couples would have been "making out." 'I can't tell you how many times we experienced so much joy that we were just like, 'This is even better than kissing right now,'" she said. "'Like, I don't know where this joy is coming from, but I feel so close to you right now because of the conversations we've had, because of how intentional we've been.'' Read the original article on People Solve the daily Crossword
The Sun
26-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I saved my 1st kiss for marriage -I got tempted, but my man said it'd get in the way of us getting to know each other
A WOMAN has revealed that she and her husband saved their first kiss until they were married. Lydia Plath, 21, became besotted with Zac Wyse as soon as they met, but the couple didn't lock lips until they wed six months later. 2 2 Appearing on series seven of TLC reality series Welcome To Plathville, which follows Lydia and her family and was filmed before the couple wed, a producer on the show asked her what her first kiss was like. "It hasn't happened yet", she responded. "He has committed, and I guess now I have committed to saving our first kiss for our wedding day." Zac revealed that he had wanted to save the kiss as he didn't want it to "get in the way of really getting to know someone." He explained that he had shared his reasoning with Lydia, who then revealed that she too had "always wanted that." "There are moments where it can be tempting, but I think self-control is just a way that we can represent to Lord together", Zac said. He added that instead of kissing, the couple do other stuff like "climbing trees", and "skipping" and "dancing". "It's better than kissing really". However, Lydia then shot back: "I think it's safe to say that we're both looking forward to our first kiss." The lovebirds, from Georgia, USA, got engaged in December 2024, after three months of dating, and then tied the knot three months after that. Welcome to Plathville's Barry Plath requests custody of three minor kids and child support from ex Kim in nasty divorce The pair, who met at a church in Colorado, said that they don't believe that the purpose of dating is to mess around and "pursue our hearts desire". Instead, they dated with the purpose of marriage, and said that their promise not to kiss until marriage made things "exciting". Following their wedding day, Zac told People: "The discipline it has taken to save our first kiss for the wedding day is an example of the commitment we have for each other going into our marriage." And the couple aren't the only ones who have chosen to save their first kiss for their big day. Celebs that waited until marriage to have sex Celebrities tend to keep the details of their sex life private, but when it comes to their choice to wait until marriage, some stars are actually willing to open up. Jessica Simpson - Before marrying Nick Lachey, Jessica was very open about her decision to remain a virgin. She said she was nervous about discussing the topic with Nick for the first time, but he "stayed patient" until they tied the knot in 2002. Justin and Hailey Bieber - Justin may have been with other people before his wife Hailey, but when they reconnected in 2019, he was more than a year into a self-imposed tenure of celibacy. Together, the couple decided to continue to refrain from having sex until they were married. Adriana Lima - Victoria's Secret model Adriana's Catholic faith influenced her decision to save herself for marriage. She explained potential suitors would have to respect her decision — and if they weren't willing to wait, then they weren't the right person for her. Miranda Kerr and Evan Spiegel - When Miranda started dating Snapchat founder Evan, the couple decided to wait until marriage to have sex because of Evan's traditional beliefs. In an interview, Miranda was asked about the possibility of having children before their wedding and she said it wouldn't be possible: "Not until after we get married. My partner is very traditional. We can't...I mean we're she told The Times. Kevin Jonas - All the Jonas brothers famously wore purity rings for much of their adolescence, in part due to their religious upbringing. While Nick and Joe ended up taking their rings off, Kevin saw things through until he tied the knot with his wife Danielle in 2009. Kaytlin O'Neall and Drew Brown, both 21, are also holding off on kissing until after they've tied the knot. The young couple have been together for four years and got engaged last October. Posting a TikTok video of the proposal, Kaytlin (@ referenced their plans to avoid locking lips until they say their vows. "Disclaimer!!! You don't have to kiss to get a ring," she captioned the clip. She explained that they were inspired by their religious beliefs to abstain from any form of physical intimacy. "It is truly because we have felt this conviction from the Lord," Kaytlin explained. "Your flesh is always going to want to make the wrong choice."
