A Conversation with Forever
When I was a teenager living in NJ, I knew a couple who first met on a train in September and married in December. When I asked, "wasn't that too soon? You two barely knew each other." The wife asnwered me, "do you really know anyone?" She later said, "our marriage started out having a conversation and after 50 years, we're still having a conversation. I don't want to ever know my husband fully. After 50 years, I learn something new about him every day." She told me, "don't allow time to be your prison."
I'll never forget that conversation.
I messaged Mary on Plenty of Fish one day. Traded messages for a few days. She disappears for a few days. One day I'm getting gas at the station by her place, she's sees me and sets back up her account and contacts me. A few days later we do a movie. Other than her stopping to get cloths after work for a couple weeks, we've been together ever since. 4 years now. Life is great! We've been together 4 years and not one argument or even really a disagreement.
My song titled "When time is a prison" cost me the divorce. I never wrote nothing that pretty to her and she knew it wasn't for her. So time could be salvation too.
Life is fleeting. Do what is comfortable for you.
most definitive!
My first husband proposed after knowing him for three days. We were married about a month later. A little over a year later he blocked my way out of the room, loaded a 12 gauge shotgun, cocked it and pointed it less than 6 inches from my head.
I think you folks already know he's not my husband anymore.