When I started seeing my husband (the first guy I wasn't embarrassed to tell my therapist about), I was gobsmacked to realize how much I hadn't known about dating.
In fact, I'd been going about being single all wrong. I didn't have very much fun at it, which is depressing since I didn't pair up until my 30's.
Besides, so much luck was involved in my finding my match that there are probably more alternate universes where I'm still living solo than where I'm married.
I realize that my past experiences have made me who I am today, but I still wish I could go back in time and give some dating tips to poor, clueless, "younger me" about relationships.
I could've written three novels, started a business, and hiked the Appalachian Trail with all the wasted time and energy. It's too late for me, but maybe you can learn from what I wish I knew when I was single by following the dating advice I wish I'd taken.
I was crying today... Because all of my classmates said I liked one girl called elene, she was crying too. When we both sat and cried, when my bff came and hugged me. When I stopped crying, but elene was still crying. I wanted to hug her... When thunderstorm started. My bff is afraid of thunderstorms. When he got scared and hugged me as hard as he could. I smiled. But no one knew how I was dying inside... friday night funkin
I read a similar story in some of the women's magazines)) My bride often reads such things)) In fact, our acquaintance can also be considered a fairy tale. We found each other thanks to the dating site - https://www.steamylocals.com/local-dating.html At first I just wanted to chat and have fun. Then he realized that he had found an interesting interlocutor. And it all led to a real date and wedding preparation. Anything can happen)