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[quote=Anonymous]The feelings you get in the beginning of a new relationship can be addictive. Some people are always looking for that feeling (which is why they are always moving on to the  next person.) Others let that feeling grow into something that is different yet more powerful. That is love.

When I first saw DH, my gut reaction was to get away from him. (He never saw me or did anything to evoke that reaction. I simply saw him in the building where we worked and that was my reaction.) It wasn't until years later that we became friends then dated. For us, things happened quickly once we began dating. Neither of us was previously married. He had been in an awful relationship and that ended about 2 years before we became friends.

Sometimes you just know. I don't see any reason for you to rush into anything. You both came out of divorces, so you both need to think about why you were divorced. Have you grown since the divorce? What are both of you going to do differently so that (should it get to the point where you are married) it doesn't happen again?[/quote]

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