What's your love story?

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I was standing across from him in my kitchen - he handed me flowers, fresh blueberries, and my very own of one of his other favorite items, and all I could think about was how I could feel goodness radiating from him. That was it.
 

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I met my man in the University cafeteria. Our eyes locked and a few minutes later he came over and talked with me and I just melted. His deep voice and souful eyes just spoke to me. He invited me out for dinner and I went all excited and nervous like I was 13. We talked and of course I had to share that I am transgendered we finished dinner and went our separate ways (with no kiss) and I didn't hear back from him for about 2 weeks. I wrote this beautiful man off and chalked it up to another man who couldn't accept my body. Well out of the blue he calls me and we met up and we discussed our fears and his concerns about me. I of course told him that he isn't gay for being attracted to met etc but that lead to teasing and tickling and a lot of kissing and we have been together ever since.

This made me happy to read.
 
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mine is like a Greek tragedy. boo-hoo. valentines day is consumerism scheme developed by the Devil and Hallmark. yes I'm bitter.
Yes you are 100% right.
I make a point of being out of the country on the 14th.
But... it is good reading Nia and other people's happy stories.
Ok yes Jagermeisters must be kicking in.
 

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I've never had a love story. Valentines day is just another day to me. Stupid Cupid day.

At least you got a day on the beach with a mushroom....
And chocolate is cheap on February 15th! :hug:

I was standing across from him in my kitchen - he handed me flowers, fresh blueberries, and my very own of one of his other favorite items, and all I could think about was how I could feel goodness radiating from him. That was it.

A good man in your own kitchen? That almost never happens! :tongue: I'm so glad you found a good man - a woman is adored by a good man.

She came from out of the light.

That is a very romantic statement.

mine is like a Greek tragedy. boo-hoo. valentines day is consumerism scheme developed by the Devil and Hallmark. yes I'm bitter.

You are very young. The end of that love will probably hurt more than any other love you will have later on in life.....it's the nature of young life - pure drama, such intense feelings. It is real. So much of your life is still undecided, blank pages - love stories that can still happen.

As for these stories, they are not about a single day - they are about a lifetime.
 

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I was forty-eight, well past "Best Used By" date in the gay world, not entirely well, and struggling with my revised career. I read a personal add from a 26 y/o fresh out of the Service and left a phone message. He called me back! We went to lunch. we started going out. I was pretty cautious because I was beaten up. It's been nearly fourteen years. We moved across the country for my career. I supported him through college and graduate school. We were able to get married during that five month window in California. I can't imagine being without him.
 

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I've told the story of how we met here before but here goes...
We met in a department store in LA and flirted incessantly with each other and I kicked myself for not asking for his full name and phone number and could not get him out of my mind. A year later we were set up on a blind date by a mutual friend. We love each other even more with every year we spend together.
 

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I was forty-eight, well past "Best Used By" date in the gay world...... I can't imagine being without him.

I love that....being that age myself and past 'best used by' in terms of being a woman. A beautiful story.

We love each other even more with every year we spend together.

Shows that the two of you were meant to be!
 

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I do know what that feels like....unfortunately, for me, it didn't last. Would have been amazing if it had.



I wouldn't be depressed at all! That slow simmer of a relationship, one that eventually becomes a rolling boil...that's romantic, too. Being partners in life, parents of great kids....that's something to really feel good about coming home to every night.

Thank you, LaFemme. :flowers1:
 

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I just reconnected with someone with whom I went on a couple of dates. We had met at work and I was instantly attracted to her and related to her at an intellectual level. We became friends and talked constantly. My relationship ended and suddenly it became an opportunity. At the time, my heart was really broken and I could not devote myself to anyone even when she was trying to tell me that she wanted to start a relationship with me.
My heart healed(or is still healing) from the betrayal and started seeing girls again. None that I could actually relate to and kept this girl in the back of my mind through out a couple years. She did the same with me.
I lost all my contact info for her and couldn't reach her. I thought about her constantly as the time passed...Two weeks ago she sent me a text message. I knew it was her in an instant. We went out that night. I waited outside for her. I hugged her, kissed her and told her how much I missed her. She said the same. Fast forward two weeks...we have spent a couple of full days together and been on a few dates and I have gone to keep her company during her lunch hour. Last night, we went out and had an amazing time. I have a really good time with her and she is bringing out good qualities about myself that I thought I had lost.
Three weeks ago I would have been very bitter about the upcoming hallmark holiday but now its just whatever...i would so much rather focus on positives with her and making this grow.
 

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I've told the story of how we met here before but here goes...
We met in a department store in LA and flirted incessantly with each other and I kicked myself for not asking for his full name and phone number and could not get him out of my mind. A year later we were set up on a blind date by a mutual friend. We love each other even more with every year we spend together.

I am watching "Serendiptity" (for the umpteenth time). Your story reminds me of this movie...

true serendipity....
 

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Cynic.
Have a lovely valentines day anyway.
May Cupid fire a arrow into your heart.

Yes you are 100% right.
I make a point of being out of the country on the 14th.
But... it is good reading Nia and other people's happy stories.
Ok yes Jagermeisters must be kicking in.


I am confused....:confused:
How could you call SM a cynic and agree with Vladimir?

Seems to me if one is cynic so is the other, though I don't see either as being very cynical.

I know this is known as a Hallmark Holiday to many... and that makes me sad. Of course commercialism is going to overshadow every major holiday if we allow it. But we really don't have to focus on it.

For those who have yet to find that special love... Valentine's Day can be shared with those you love (parents, children, nieces, nephews, etc.)

Valentine's Day is a day of love
Agape, or unconditional love
Philo, or brotherly love
Eros, or romantic love


"I love, because my love is not dependent on the object of love. My love is dependent on my state of being. So whether the other person changes, becomes different, friend turns into a foe, does not matter, because my love was never dependent on the other person. My love is my state of being. I simply love." - Osho
 

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I met my husband while working in a med/ sug floor. He was a visitor for someone, and he was supposed to leave at 8:30. But he didn't. It's a stressful time between 8:30 and 11:30 at night and we need the visitors out of there soon as possible. Meds need to go out,dressings changes, emotional needs to be met and Pre-op patients need attention.
So once again I walked into that room and politely asked this man to leave. He smiled, said he was going,and he winked at me. He is 6 6" and it was like having your father wink at you when you dropped something. I had an odd reaction. Attracted to him, but almost embarassed too.
In that room I had a post surgical patient who needed to have dressings changed and he needed his pain med before the change because he had drains, and other things that made him uncomfortable. So had to have the pain med first. All of these things needed to be done before night shift came on, as they had their own set of problems.
So he did see me coming in with the dressing cart, and did leave the room.
As I walked out, I see he is still hanging about the nurses station. He apologized again and asked m to go out for coffee. I guess the look on my face said it all. I had so much to do,yet.
So this guy began to answer some of the call bells and would write down what each patient needed. When they asked where their nurse was, he confidently told them, he was the doctor. He was A doctor, but not there!
He did manage to help me finish up quicker.

We went out for coffee, and he offered me a position at his office. I didn't see myself working in an office tho.
We had am immediate attraction, not just physical, but it was one that seemed was always there. We saw each other just about every night/day , even when we were exhausted from the day. We just missed each other, so much. Not the most romantic way to describe love, but it's one way.
Just about 6 weeks after meeting, he asked me to marry him. We did a few weeks of preparing, He did surprise me with a beautiful ring, but surprised me even more with the wedding ring he bought for himself. It is huge ( he does have big hands) and it is showy.
There is no doubt, that man is married. So. Just barely 3 months after meeting each other ,we were married.
We've have a good marriage, more than 20 years later we have 2 great daughters, and no regrets. But we lucked out, I would never recommend anyone jump into marriage that
Quickly.