My best friend went out with him twice, had me meet him at PBR as a blind date, I dumped him at 2am and went home not interested. He asked for my email and contacted me. So I gave him another chance and we been together and then married ever since.

I met my husband at a little bar that used to be off of Laskin rd and Arctic ave called "Gringos" My best friend and I were there shooting pool and my soon to be husband (and I do mean soon to be )was there with his best friend shooting pool. He asked me to play a game with him and I did and I won! Although to this day he said he let me win, yea, sure he did!! I won because he couldn't keep his eyes off of me. Well right before I was ready to leave, he comes up and asked me if I would drive him to his car off of 1st colonial rd as his car was out of gas and he and his buddy had gotten a ride there. I agreed and once I dropped him off, he snuck in a little kiss and we exchanged numbers. He called 3 days later and I had to blow him off due to serious family issues.. I was so worried that he wouldn't call me back but he did! We started dating on June 5th 1988, I moved in with him on July 3rd 1988 and ...

We met online through a dating website, which is not so unusal these days. However, I ended up meeting his dad and his cousin before we knew each other. I even waved to him in his front yard 6 months before we started talking online. I basically knew him and his family before our story got started. Finding out all these things after we met was amazing, and ends up being the best story when people ask "how did you meet?"

I initially met my significant other and mother of my two wolf pups (now grown wolves) in 1985 in Ft. Gordon, Georgia in a far off place they called ‘Brems Barracks’. Brems Barracks was our training living quarters during our Army Advance Individual Training (AIT) and it was secluded and restricted to only personnel attending our training (to include a few SF dude....I was not one them). Taxi cabs were slim picking in our area, but when a taxi would come through, us recruits would chase them down across a field the length of a football field and only the fastest had first option. When I came upon this particular taxi cab, this female hottie, with a Pat Benatar haircut, sporting a white rabbit fur jacket, black shiny tight pants and black floppy euro suede boots was sitting shotgun already. I hopped in the back and called out my destination ‘Kat-Man-Do’, which happened to be the same club she was hitting up that evening. So I kindly asked her, “Hey Sweet-Cheeks, let me buy you a drink when we get there...” and she politely told me to ‘Shut the Front Door’ and ‘No’ in ...

We met doing theatre! We originally met in 2007 in a local production of the musical "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." I had a crush on her then, but I was too shy to make a move and nothing came of it. We went our separate ways. She moved to London, then to Orlando, then lived 6 months on a Cruise Ship. I got married and had children. A few years later, my wife was diagnosed with cancer and passed away. I was devastated. Sometime later I decided I needed to get back into a more social world and went out to audition for more theatre. I was cast as Jean Valjean in the regional premiere of the musical Les Miserables. When I showed up for the frist day of rehearsals, I saw that my now significant other had moved back to town and that she had also been cast in the show, as Eponine. I figured I didn't have anything else to lose at that point and asked her out on a date, and now we've been together for almost two years!