How did you meet your SO?
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SabotageinStilettos wrote: »SabotageinStilettos wrote: »On a fitness app
Does she know yet?
We just celebrated our 3 year wedding anniversary
Your fitness app meeting turned marriage has lasted longer than my marriage did. Looks like my next wife is gonna be from a fitness app.....anyone know of any?
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Calliope610 wrote: »I was 38, newly divorced and newly sober. I decided to get my navel pierced at a local "clean and sober" tattoo parlor. He did the piercing and insisted that I come back in a few days so he could make sure it was healing properly.
I started hanging out at the tattoo parlor for the interesting company and the sobriety. We become friends, then it become so much more.
We were married about a year later; that was 17 years ago.
And was he really concerned about your naval healing? Or was it just an excuse to see you again?
He was just being professional, of course!
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Calliope610 wrote: »Calliope610 wrote: »I was 38, newly divorced and newly sober. I decided to get my navel pierced at a local "clean and sober" tattoo parlor. He did the piercing and insisted that I come back in a few days so he could make sure it was healing properly.
I started hanging out at the tattoo parlor for the interesting company and the sobriety. We become friends, then it become so much more.
We were married about a year later; that was 17 years ago.
And was he really concerned about your naval healing? Or was it just an excuse to see you again?
He was just being professional, of course!
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Tinder. Because I am classy as *kitten*.
Now we are obsessed with each other. Super happy.2 -
laprimaJenny wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »she was my parole officer....
At least she’s a good influence on you.
He said "was" 1 -
At work. She’d just joined my section and we got on well. I was having problems in my marriage and left my wife for her.5
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laprimaJenny wrote: »laprimaJenny wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »she was my parole officer....
At least she’s a good influence on you.
He said "was"
I was assuming from parole officer she become something more serious. Helped him walk the right path and he never looked back.
A hardened criminal is more serious.2 -
I met him on the street corner, I was with his Aunt who told me to stop the car so she could introduce us, he was out walking, so I did, & a couple of days later he called me to ask me out to a dinner & a movie, long story short, we were married
4 months later, and this year Wil be our 42 anniversary.
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Online dating... I came across his profile and something about his writing style just really made his profile stand out amongst the many, many, many others I’d seen. His pictures weren’t very clear so I couldn’t really tell what he looked like either. He was a bit younger than I’m used to dating so I wasn’t really interested but I couldn’t shake the feeling that his writing was so original and found myself returning to read his profile again and again, so I messaged him saying “you’re not my type but I just wanted to tell you that your writing style is really good and really stands out from the crowd of other profiles”. He messaged me back and we ended up emailing and met in person and have been together ever since, literally through thick and thin for 8 1/2 happy years. We still joke about him “not being my type” and it turned out he’s everything I want and more!8
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Dumpster behind the local Texaco station. I remember it just like it was yesterday, the way she looked at me as I was peeling that honey bun wrapper out of her hair. Knew right then she was the one.2
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laprimaJenny wrote: »laprimaJenny wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »she was my parole officer....
At least she’s a good influence on you.
He said "was"
I was assuming from parole officer she become something more serious. Helped him walk the right path and he never looked back.
A hardened criminal is more serious.
Ah, the Viagra Heist0 -
Caporegiem wrote: »Dumpster behind the local Texaco station. I remember it just like it was yesterday, the way she looked at me as I was peeling that honey bun wrapper out of her hair. Knew right then she was the one.
It was a taco bell wrapper
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Showing my age, Video dating where you watched a vhs video and decided if you want to exchange numbers. And, you had to pay for the service. Over 20 years later and we are still together. It was worth it8
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We met at the county jail. I was a detention officer....he was a city cop. Now I'm a city cop and he is a deputy sheriff.2
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SurfyPantsResurrected wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »
It started with a pic......................................
Haha my rice crispie treat1 -
Mall food court.
I was standing in line at Sbarro checking my pager when I heard her order the "Sausage"
I looked up and said, "Who, me?"
We both erupted in laughter. The rest is history.9 -
Showing my age, Video dating where you watched a vhs video and decided if you want to exchange numbers. And, you had to pay for the service. Over 20 years later and we are still together. It was worth it
I think that's cute.
Don't feel bad, either. I remember when video dating existed! I didn't use it, but when I was 19 (in 1996) I did try a service through a local radio station...it was free, but you had to record a voicemail greeting and then you called in to get your messages from other members. Hilarious. I went on one date and the guy was quality but he was 32 and I was 19, and I wasn't about that. Not saying it's bad to have a big age difference, but I was kind of a young 19 and he was a normal 32 year old, so no.
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I hope to meet him one day.
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My brother's gf and her bf thought it would be a fun thing to organize an area-wide youth bible study group. I met my future wife the first time I met with this group, and asked for my first date that day. Three years later we married and three more years later our first child came along.1
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I was her side dude affair.0
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Caporegiem wrote: »Dumpster behind the local Texaco station. I remember it just like it was yesterday, the way she looked at me as I was peeling that honey bun wrapper out of her hair. Knew right then she was the one.
I might be coming around on romance after all0 -
A friend of our parents, who didn't really know either of us, set us up on a blind date. Aside from "Hi, how are you," the woman and I had had only one real conversation, about an artist. She thought that I was "interested in art" (not true at the time.) I liked writing and theatre and he liked music, so it was more like "the arts." Despite the woman's mistake, we made each other laugh on the first date and we've been laughing ever since. We just celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary.2
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