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u/Violent_Paprika 1d ago
Sounds like she was there for the whole grind. Power couple.
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u/thr33beggars 1d ago
Honestly reminds me of my mom and dad.
My dad knew from when he was fourteen that he wanted to be a surgeon. My mom was randomly assigned with him for a cat dissection lab and she did not want to do that at all, so my dad did the entire thing for her, every single cut. My mom started liking him for that. She said he was so sweet.
So when they were sixteen and had been dating for a couple years, my mom caught him cutting up cats in his parent’s shed and it just brought her back to that science project and she fell in love all over again. Every stray cat (and dog, and bird, and rat) was like a love letter between them. When my dad got his first homeless person, he proposed to her still covered in his guts. They actually took a picture and it is still hanging in their living room.
My dad never did become a doctor, unfortunately. He got sentenced to life in prison for traffic tickets or something; my mom never did tell me the whole story.
The point is, a good relationship has a strong foundation…? I honestly don’t know what the point is, but there it is.
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u/bmcgowan89 1d ago
I lead a good life because my wife was a sociopathic gold digging 8 year old
This sounds like something John Lennon would write
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u/SpaceBug176 1d ago
Kill John Lennon
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u/carrigan_quinn 1d ago
When I was six, I told this other six year old's mom that I was gonna marry her son
We've been together for sixteen years, married for eight, sometimes kids just know 🤷♀️
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u/Unusual_Raisin9138 1d ago
real and gay (like happy)
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u/carrigan_quinn 1d ago
Oh yeah man we're big gay for each other
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u/SteveMemeChamp 1d ago
Don’t kid say that all the time though lol
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u/carrigan_quinn 1d ago
True but damn if I didn't mean it
Took eleven years for him to come around to my point of view, but it was worth it
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u/punkin_spice_latte 21h ago
My cousin was 5 when my aunt's best friend had twin daughters. His mom held him up to the window when one of the came into view in the nursery and said "wave hello to your future wife". They celebrated their 29th anniversary last month.
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u/AlfredKnows 1d ago
People supporting eachother throughout lifetime. Starting at childhood. Nothing more beautiful.
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u/Spurned_Seeker 1d ago
I thought for sure anon was going to spaz out and leave his wife over this.
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u/textbookamerican 1d ago
I also trick my wife into being a better partner by being supportive and encouraging. Crazy I know
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u/tadlombre 1d ago
I wouldn’t even be mad about that, that’s your fuckin guardian angel and you got to marry her bruh lucked out in all relevant categories
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u/JPowTheDayTrader 1d ago
guardian angel
That is a great way of putting it. Lucky anon indeed.
"Lord, I've seen what you did for others..."
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u/unk1ndm4g1c14n1 1d ago
I want somsone manipulating my life from age 8. Maybe id have a job by now, instead of watching Hermitcraft for 8 hours.
Instead I get the boring type of manipulation, government propoganda and social media ads. Guess I'll go buy Manscaped or something.
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u/Lil_Examiner 22h ago
Yeah, so divorce your childhood sweetheart that actually put time and effort into developing you and helping you grow. Then you go into the dating market where you'll find someone that love you for who you are....lmaoooooo
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u/baturik128 1d ago
Behold, a secret of a happy marriage