Link to original post: [drupal=2487]How Did You Meet Your Boyfriends/Girlfriends?[/drupal]
What the title says. It could be your current partners, or partners from the past.
Let me start. We've been dating for a week now, and she's the most beautiful, happy thing I've ever seen. I <3 her so much, words can barely describe it. I'm not as stressed out anymore, and she just takes all those tensions away.
Anyways, it was the second week of school, and I walked by her, and she asked me for directions to the English department. Since this was a "Character Counts" day, the school was hosting a B.B.Q., and classes were cancelled. So, she asked me directions, and I showed her where the offices and classrooms were, since she was new to the school.
She thanked me, and the conversation stopped there. A couple of days later, on September 25th, she said "hi" to me a couple of times, to which I politely responded back "hey" too.
At lunch, I was on my way to the library to check up NintenKingdom64, my Hotmail, and SmashBoards, and she stopped me in the hall and asked if I would like to hang out with her. I got a deep feeling, like this was something I was supposed to say "yes" too. My instinct told me to be with this girl, and then it sort of clicked how attractive I found her body, and her personality.
So, we hung out on some hill behind the school, and started talking about stuff. She was this sweet, really fun person. After school, I had time to kill, and she did also. We walked to some park, talked and laughed for a while, and then for some reason, we leaned against each other on a rock we were sitting on and embraced the sunlight which shone upon us, and we kissed. Not that pucker ****. Real, deep, French kissing. I was so startled, I actually forgot how to kiss for like, 10 seconds. Then it just clicked, and we made out for a long time, lol. I walked her home, and we started dating.
She's the best thing ever, my perspective on a lot of things have changed since I've met her. I'm really lucky and grateful to have a girlfriend as special as her. <3
So, share your experiences, don't be shy.
What the title says. It could be your current partners, or partners from the past.
Let me start. We've been dating for a week now, and she's the most beautiful, happy thing I've ever seen. I <3 her so much, words can barely describe it. I'm not as stressed out anymore, and she just takes all those tensions away.
Anyways, it was the second week of school, and I walked by her, and she asked me for directions to the English department. Since this was a "Character Counts" day, the school was hosting a B.B.Q., and classes were cancelled. So, she asked me directions, and I showed her where the offices and classrooms were, since she was new to the school.
She thanked me, and the conversation stopped there. A couple of days later, on September 25th, she said "hi" to me a couple of times, to which I politely responded back "hey" too.
At lunch, I was on my way to the library to check up NintenKingdom64, my Hotmail, and SmashBoards, and she stopped me in the hall and asked if I would like to hang out with her. I got a deep feeling, like this was something I was supposed to say "yes" too. My instinct told me to be with this girl, and then it sort of clicked how attractive I found her body, and her personality.
So, we hung out on some hill behind the school, and started talking about stuff. She was this sweet, really fun person. After school, I had time to kill, and she did also. We walked to some park, talked and laughed for a while, and then for some reason, we leaned against each other on a rock we were sitting on and embraced the sunlight which shone upon us, and we kissed. Not that pucker ****. Real, deep, French kissing. I was so startled, I actually forgot how to kiss for like, 10 seconds. Then it just clicked, and we made out for a long time, lol. I walked her home, and we started dating.
She's the best thing ever, my perspective on a lot of things have changed since I've met her. I'm really lucky and grateful to have a girlfriend as special as her. <3
So, share your experiences, don't be shy.