Sparkly:
1: I did not write kicked off, I wrote pushed off, by circumstances and lifes experiences.
2: “most mo dont wear a kippah.”
How do you know this? Do you personally know a majority of “MO” people, or have you polled them? I think you are wrong because the overwhelming majority of people I know who claim to be MO do in fact where a kippah. Still, I can not, and will not make a blanket statement that “most MO do or dont do X since I dont know the majority of MO adherents to make such a statement”.
“they dont cover their hair or theyll barely cover their hair.”
Again, how do you know this? My personaly experience says you are wrong, but my personal experience is not enough to make blanket statements about a large group of people.
“i dont need to cover my hair when i get married”
I will assume you are a male then? If you are a female, you DO need to cover your hair, in public because the Halacha mandates that you do.
“but i choose to because im more religious than mo.”
This is a mistaken statement, you do it because you choose to? Thats nice and all, but where is Hashem in the equation? doing it because Hashem said to is why you should, not because you choose to. Doing something because you choose to (or not doing something for similar reason)removes Hashem completely from the equation and your religiousness hardly matters.