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How did you meet your significant other?
Posted by calais50 • 5/19/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
I met my ex-husband in high school at 17. (We married at 22). One day, he told his friend Melissa that he had a crush on me. Little did he know that Melissa is my cousin, so she introduced us and the rest is history.
One day, shortly after we started getting to know each other, he brought me a rose to school. He just happened to have been Romeo in the school production of Romeo & Juliet. He got down on one knee in the crowded school cafeteria and jokingly and loudly spouted off one of his monologues to Juliet to me. It was kind of embarrassing, but everyone thought it was really romantic and funny.
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On line - and ok she lived 10,000 miles away from me but somehow I managed to put down my keyboard long enough to get there and marry her. So here I am...married and 10,000 miles away from Scotland....any regrets? Absolutely none
(Well maybe one - why couldn't she have just lived at the bottom of the road in the same village?) - but hey she's worth it
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We were drunk at a mutual friend's birthday party and ended up at Denny's around 5:00am. That was seven years ago we have been together ever since then and are now married.
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Blind date. I met an old high school chum on the train (I took it daily to get art college whilst living with my parents) and she was trying to get out of an office christmas party date with a "just friends" guy so she could go out with this 'hot' guy. So I said yes. The date stuck to me like a burr, and twenty years later, here we are. That girl, she married her 'hot' guy within the year, and divorced a year later. I'm very thrilled to stuck with the burr. Burrs are good.
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On the softball field. I was playing shortstop, my wife (now) played second, her husband (then) was playing first, my girlfriend (then) was playing catcher.
After the game Her husband and my girlfriend went home. Me and my wife (now) went to TGIF's after the game, had dinner, and then dessert in her car.
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On the internet. He was looking for a girlfriend in Africa (ha ha) i did not want to date for as long as i lived. He says he talked to me coz my profile on the dating site was rude. That profile was 3 years old. All he wanted was for me to help him get a hotel in Nairobi as he was too late to book, he claiimed. I told him to F-- off, I was not a travel agent. (forgive me, i had just broken up with my then b/f) He persisted, made me laugh a lot. We IM'ed for 5 hours and 12 hours the following day. I picked him from the airport one and half days later and took him to my house. He never left :-)
Ok he did...
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We met at a religious service. He kept following me around and I couldn't ditch him. A month later, we met again at a mutual friend's wedding. It is said that he "wore me down". (However, that depends on who you talk to first) Eventually, I gave in to the pressure and married him. Been together for seventeen years. No regrets - Nards
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We were roommates and met through mutual friends. I just moved back to NYC from Miami and needed a place to stay. A friend told me he had a childhood friend who needed a roommate. He said the guy was nicest person he has ever known. It's true. He's the kindest person... so anyways after awhile, we went out for dim sum and drinks and that was that.
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In a catalog. When the UPS dude finally delivered her I was so excited.
That's what brown can do for you. -
met through match.com and then we met face to face after the usual phone/email thing. she sprung for lakers tickets on one of our first dates - very cool!
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In kindergarten class 36 years ago. I couldn't wait to get to class to play with him everyday cuz he was so much fun...he is still fun and still my best friend.
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She found me (the nicest guy on earth) online using that Pow-Wow chat program (remember that IM?) way back in March '97. It was a local phone call and 20 minute drive from where I was. By June I had moved in with her (although she didn't realize it until early August). I sold my house in September and we bought our Condo together in November. I'm pretty sure I blogged about it somewhere on our wedding site.
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I'd just moved to Italy in one of those 'I'm going to change my life forever' things. I got a job in a small cafe in a seaside resort where noone spoke English (I did speak some Italian). He was on holiday there and... he spoke English
That was 6 years ago..(and I brought him back to the UK after three years!) -
I first met my husband when they moved next door to us. I didn't know then that we were both going to the same high school and that his homeroom was just next to mine, hence he met me first. So we became neighbors.. yes, "love thy neighbor". Well not really as I was aloof back then. and later he was going out with the wildest girl in our class, so he was bad news to me.
Two years later he courted me and after 10 months of our cat and dog friendship-relationship we went steady.
And up to this day, we are like cat and dog but we are still together. Strange, eh? -
I was working in a restaurant in Southern California...he walked in for lunch on a busy afternoon and I noticed him walk through the door...I could see something in his eyes when he saw me and I felt there might be a reason he picked my place. We chatted as much as we could to the irritation of everyone behind him in line. He came back in later and we had dinner at one of the tables. He went back home to the east coast and we talked on the phone for hours on end for days and days...
Eventually we had to go back to the normalcy of our regular lives and off and on kept in touch. We met a few times for a date here and there when geographic proximity allowed and always had an amazing time, but until recently were never both single and close to each other...
He's significant, and he's my other...we're seeing how it is when we actually have a real chance. It should be an interesting summer. -
My former husband I met through my former Avon lady!
One never knows who will come knocking on one's door.
Christine Bean
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Taco Bell parking lot in Olathe, KS.
I walked up and asked her what was obviously the most romantic question she had ever heard, "Don't I know you from somewhere?"
She was laughing (at me) so hard Pepsi came out her nose.
Somehow she agreed to see me again.
Been married 18 years now with 3 kids.
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Online love.....and here is my story
nomadic-wisdom.blogspot.com/2009/03/tweeter-needed-for-new-media-marriage.h...
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