how did you find them

I dated my wife for 12 years and we have been married now for over 5 years she has been the best part of me.An i pray to God that it stays this way forever.

I will be married 50 years this coming Sept. 20th. To answer all of your questions would take more time than I want to spend at this moment, as it is evening, and I am not going to be up much longer. Young people today think that feelings/desire and physical intimacy are love - not so - it doesn't mean that one won't have feelings, and the rest - - but, love is something that developes and hopefully grows to the place of what I call "being ripe." Kinda like fruit when it is ripe, that's when it is the best. Love takes committment, and that's something a lot of folks today, ain't got! One has to learn to share - to be able to say I'm sorry - to be willing to being wrong, and the biggy: to accept their mate AS IS, with faults, failures, and in-laws, which isn't always easy. Because of a lot of selfishness, and pride, and an unwillingness to go the extra mile, most relationships eventually end. It takes true committment, patience and honesty, and - - being willing to make emotional sacrifices often. I am a blessed woman. I am what you would consider 'clinically blind.' I am unable to drive any more - yet my husband takes me where I want/need to go, without complaining, and does a lot of very nice things for me. I believe that 'God' bought us together, because He knew what was coming, and that I'd need a very special man, to take care of me. Whichever of us passes on first, will cause the remaining one of us have a terrible void, and great grief in our lives, to bear for many years.

ive been with my husband for almost 6 years married for 1 of those years. we worked together. i was his supervisor. i didnt think at first it was going to last long at all. we are so different. i hope he is my soul mate. i believe he is.

I'm married, we met online, I wasn't really expecting the relationship to last since we met young, but I hoped it would and I'm glad it did. No, he doesn't complete me, I complete myself. He compliments and supplements my life and makes me happy, he doesn't complete me. I first fell in love with his eyes and a very, very close second, his intelligence.

i have been married to my hubby for over 9 years.. we met through my best friends blind date she made through aol/internet.. i went with her and he went with the guy she was meeting and we hit it off and havent been apart since.. we both just seem like the other half to each other and both think the same way and never really fight.. i never thought we would last this long just because i never think that far ahead in time lol.. and yeah i think he is my soulmate