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Recently I’ve read several blogs about how long or a minimum amount of time a couple should date before getting engaged/married.
In her article My Best Friend’s Wedding, author Jaime Baranyai talks about watching her best friend fall in love:
As soon as Beth met Stephen, I could tell they were meant for each other. I could hear it in her voice, and I could see it in her smile. After all the crazy conversations about guys we had over the years, the ones about Stephen were completely different — good different. So that’s partially why I wasn’t completely shocked when they announced their engagement after knowing each other for only two months. Although I didn’t expect the announcement that soon, I was expecting it. But one thing I’ve learned is this: When it comes to love, time doesn’t mean much. In fact, it’s quite irrelevant. Because when it’s right, you just know.
I always thought people who rushed into marriage were impulsive, irrational, prone to falling in love, maybe even… desperate? When it came to falling in love, I was about as level-headed and logical as it gets (well except for being a hopeless romantic deep down inside, but I swear that must be a gene all women carry).
I admit I’ve criticized people in the past for getting engaged too quickly - “Two months is too fast! You barely know each other!”
Then it happened to me - I knew I was going to marry Mr. Bee right off the bat. So now… I’m a believer.
Do you believe that most people “just know” when they meet the one? Did you?
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