I married Muiri, but after hearing "Thank you again for resolving my problem" for the millionth time, I put her repetitive self back in Markarth. I will probably live alone, or with a daughter. No bond is more powerful than a father and a daughter. Muiri is going to be owing me some child support money.

I haven't yet married anybody with my Khajiit cannibal paladin, as I was hoping to find another Khajiit for her to marry. Obviously, that would require an update of some sort. Well, with Hearthfire coming out soon, I'm thinking about just biting the bullet and having my character get married. One of the features is building a home, and at this point, I'm not sure if they'll ever add in new marriage options. I figure I'll probably marry Ysolda, since she likes the Khajiit and is sort of a drug dealer, but I could marry Shahvee instead. Most of the male characters that I like aren't able to be married, like Madesi. Dude's living in the sewers with the beggars. I thought about marrying Romlyn Dreth just for the fun of it, but I told his boss during his quest, as it was the right thing to do, and lost the means to do that.

First off, Khajiit paladin? That's the most convoluted sh*t I've ever heard o.o I like it =D
And secondly, I may marry with my Khajiit master-criminal/diplomat (how's that for a stereotype?) but if I do, it's either gonna be to another Khajiit (yeah right >.>) or to like a dealer or someone shady. Course my most important question is; Do you need to marry to adopt?

In the end, I decided not to marry Ysolda. I never knew that you could marry some of the Priests of Dibella, and since my character is a very devout worshipper of her, I'm going to have her marry Senna. I like her voice and she has very nice things to say; I can't say I'm a big fan of monk robes, but it's better than the rags that most marriage candidates are wearing.

Poor Khajiit is still forced to marry human fur-loving freaks.

Did you know it's VERY unsightly for a Khajiit to show his body fur in public?

Edit - The typical http://uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Khajiit#Morphology dresses in an ample shawl of brightly-colored cloth, known as a budi, for defense against the harsh rays of the sun. This shirt is tightly fastened in braids down the right side, in order to prevent any part of the torso fur from being seen, as the exposure of such in public is deemed both offensive and unsightly. In battle, those who walk upright traditionally don medium-weight armor in battle, exquisitely fashioned from loose-fitting leather overlaid with lacquered and highly-burnished metal plates. While leather caps are generally preferred, those with the means to procure such will often don helms of fluted silver. Furthermore, most Khajiit bedeck themselves with jewelry, trinkets, and occasionally even herbs such as http://uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Nightshade.^{http://uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Khajiit#cite_note-SFOT-19} Their tattoos often have deep cultural and religious significance, as they signify their race, tribe, and the gods of their worship.^{http://uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Khajiit#cite_note-PGE1E-8}

"If somebody tries to sneak up on us, Khajiit will smell them coming. Or, I will not. We shall see."

Also, Khajiit as always? =( I mean fair enough, to each their own, but EVERY TIME?? o.o I've had at least one character of every race.

Fur-loving freaks. >.> Either way it's an interesting fact. <.<

"If somebody tries to sneak up on us, Khajiit will smell them coming. Or, I will not. We shall see."

Also, Khajiit as always? =( I mean fair enough, to each their own, but EVERY TIME?? o.o I've had at least one character of every race.

If You've Been Holding Out, Will You Marry for Hearthfire? If so, Who?