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How did you meet your husband?
This is just for fun. I love hearing about how couples met each other. How did you meet your husband?
I met mine at a town festival.All my friends had dates and I had just been dumped the month before and was sad and complaining to my friends that I would "die alone" and never meet anyone. (Yes, I am a drama queen.) I was up by the band dancing with my friends when all the sudden my Dad drags this really hot guy up to me. My dad says to this guy, "This is my daughter you should date her." I at the time I was mortified because it is very embarrassing to have your dad drag a handsome stranger up to you and tell him to date you. Anyway we danced the night away. He asked me for my number, called me the next day and we have been together ever since. That's how I met my husband.
Re: How did you meet your husband?
Haha, we did this as well but we didn't meet on match.com. Cute! H and I met through my best friend at the time. They worked together. Once we met things moved quick,
We met at church. Well, technically we met at a BBQ joint after church.
We were both in the singles group at our church. One day we all decided to go eat BBQ for lunch. I remember walking in the door and saw him sitting there with some other guys from our group ( I had never seen him before this point). It wasn't love at first sight, but I do remember him smiling and laughing and I sat across the table from him because I got a " nice guy" vibe from him.
We were friends for about 5 months before we started dating.
When I was little my parents took me up to South Dakota, we lived in Colorado, to meet all the family and family friends. H's parent's are good friends with my parents. According to his mom, H was fascinated with my red hair and wouldn't leave me alone so I hit him with a toy train. 18 years of being best friends and 3 years of dating later we're married.
Cool stories.
DH and I met on eHarmony. Both of us had just broken off relationships with other people (so we probably shouldn't have been dating anybody since we were both on the rebound). I was living in Richmond, VA and he was in Denver, CO. He traveled out to see me every 2 weeks (pilot) and every day we talked on the phone for 2+ hours. Our entire relationship and engagement was LD. We met in July 2005. Got engaged in January 2006. Got married August 2006. We have 3 kids now.
After a year on okcupid (gag) and being rejected by eharmony because they had no matches for me, was on plenty of fish for about a month, H emailed me because he recognized the local renaissance fair in one of my pictures. He claims he told his best friend after 2 weeks that he was going to marry me. We were engaged after 3 months. 2 year engagement, married just over a year.
BFP - 10/29/2016!!!, EDD - 7/8/2017
DH and I met in high school theatre. His younger brother and I were both had parts in Dracula and DH was working on the crew, building the set. We didn't see each other that much, and didn't really talk to one another, but I became friends with his brother and eventually we all started hanging out. We started dating about a year later while we working on another production.
At any rate, we attended both high school and college together, had a lot of the same mutual friends, lived in the same dorm building, and were pretty close friends throughout. We'd had a crush on each other back in our high school days and we used to flirt over AIM, but we were both too shy to actually admit our feelings and ask the other one out. Then when college came we both got into serious relationships with other people - I was dating my ex for five and a half years, and he dated his ex on and off for four years.
Both of our relationships ended at the beginning of 2006; he and his ex broke up shortly after the new year, and my ex and I broke up on Valentine's Day. I was upset, but that very night my husband treated me to a nice dinner at an Italian restaurant as a double date with our married friends. He held open doors for me, pulled out my chair, paid for everything and told me that even though I'd just had a bad breakup, I still deserved to feel special on Valentine's Day.
Two months after that we finally cut the flirting and just admitted that those feelings in high school had never completely gone away. We had our first kiss exactly sixty years to the day that my favorite grandmother had married the love of her life. I always took that as a sign from her and Grandpa that he was the one... and sure enough, six years later, he proposed. We were married this spring.
Long more fun version: I got a job at the mall the summer before I started college working at a store that sold CD's and DVD's. When I started there, I had three managers: two girls who were fairly driven and work oriented and one guy who got things done at his own pace.
The store manager noticed that when she scheduled the guy associates with the guy manager (there'd be two or three of us on schedule at most for night shifts), barely anything got done. When I was scheduled with him, I'd constantly be keeping busy and would get tasks completed.
As a result, I'd CONSTANTLY get scheduled with the guy manager during nights.
My husband would come visit the store from time to time. Because the two would sit and discuss video games and movies, he would usually stop in during nights the guy manager worked. As a result, I was always there when he'd come to visit.
"A women who can kneel before the Lord can stand up to anything"