I thought- I will sleep with him but no way am I getting involved with him. Together 30 years, married for 25.

I was immediately attracted to him. I always had a thing for dorky cute guys- but had never dated one. When I met him I was like, this is it! This is what I always say I want to date and never do! We got to talking in the bar and he was so funny and cute, but incredibly awkward around women. I made a LOT of the first moves.

I first saw him on a tennis court in college. He had a really severe leg disability and it was incredible to watch him play. My first thought was who is this guy? I skipped my next class to watch until the end of the match which he won. Afterwards I went up to him and introduced myself and told him how amazed I was at how well he played and then I stupidly added....for a guy with a disability. I immediately flubbed an apology and he just laughed it off and said all is forgiven if you buy me a beer. So I did and we're still together after 35 years and I'm still amazed at what he does. He was also very good looking which helped!

Same as my thoughts these many years later. Damn she is cute and really has a nice round ass.

I knew about him before I met him in person - we had a mutual friend who told me he lived in the city I was moving to, and I promptly Facebook stalked him. He looked cute and interesting.

The night we met my friend brought him over for a nightcap. He shook my hand gently, and smiled broadly, and his hand was warm. I was struck immediately.

My first thought was that he's way better than my husband.

Thank you for sharing your stories.

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I thought he seemed like a nice guy, and I could tell that he was interested in me immediately, but I didn't feel an attraction. For some reason, when he asked me out a couple of days later, I agreed to go on the date anyway. We still did not hit it off and agreed to part ways.

About 6 months later, we started to spend some time together with mutual friends, and the rest is history. I'm so grateful that I got a second chance!

My first thought was that he was super hot. After talking that night I thought it would be a great short fling. Little did I know that I'd marry him! 4 years and 1 kid later, very happy still.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought he looked like a thin-ish Ringo Starr circa 1968. I'm a Paul gal, so it took me awhile to warm up to him.

Forgot to add that when he smiled, I swooned. I mean I was unsteady on my feet. His smile still has the effect that I completely lose my place in whatever I'm saying and get fluttery.

His eyes are dark blue like the ocean and combined with the smile--I'm putty in his hands. I never have told him how he weakens my knees--but he probably knows.

He made me laugh and had kind eyes. 18 years later...still madly in love!

Anonymous wrote:I thought he looked like a thin-ish Ringo Starr circa 1968. I'm a Paul gal, so it took me awhile to warm up to him.

Forgot to add that when he smiled, I swooned. I mean I was unsteady on my feet. His smile still has the effect that I completely lose my place in whatever I'm saying and get fluttery.

I thought he looked like a thin-ish Ringo Starr circa 1968. I'm a Paul gal, so it took me awhile to warm up to him.

Anonymous wrote:'Shit.' I had a bf of 2+ years and the second, I mean the split second I saw him, I knew he was the one. We were married 11 months later and seven years later have 3 kids and are still head over heels. I will remember that moment on my deathbed - and I thought all that stuff was nuts. It can strike anyone at any time!

Can you go into that in more detail?

That's the way I felt with my ex but we are no longer together (((

'Shit.' I had a bf of 2+ years and the second, I mean the split second I saw him, I knew he was the one. We were married 11 months later and seven years later have 3 kids and are still head over heels. I will remember that moment on my deathbed - and I thought all that stuff was nuts. It can strike anyone at any time!