Two stories where basic principles are fulfilled // Sb-Chronicle #33

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Valentine’s Day is coming up, and it’s time to tell those stories about past and present loves. Since I started dating, I never felt those butterflies in my stomach. I never had that teenage love that makes you want to slit your wrists when things don’t go the way you want them to. I was always very relaxed. I did have boyfriends, but I don’t feel like I ever fell in love as such. Because those relationships ended and I didn’t feel anything.

It wasn’t until I was in college that I fell in love for the first time. That was the kind of love you think will last a lifetime, but as the saying goes, “A student’s girlfriend is not a professional’s wife.” It’s not true in all cases, but it is in most. We met at university because we took some classes together. We loved to dance, and that’s how the relationship began 🎶🎶 Dancing, dancing 🎶🎶 He had more time than I did to study, but I graduated first, and well, after I graduated, things changed, and he found another student girlfriend 🤣🤣🤣 Now I laugh about it, but at the time, I was heartbroken.

I have only fallen in love twice in my life. I already told you about the first time, and the second time was with my current partner, with whom I will celebrate 20 years together this year. With him, another basic principle is fulfilled, which is that most couples meet at work. I met him at the company where we worked back in 2006, and apparently, my eyes mesmerized him one day at around 11 p.m. when I went to deliver the results of a raw material to the security box. I was working as a chemical analyst, and he was in industrial security. After that, he found out my phone number and started texting me every day. That went on for about two months. We didn’t see each other at work because our workstations were relatively far apart, but we talked at night, so I was falling in love over the phone, until we were finally able to go out together and he took me dancing. For me, knowing how to dance is a must, because I love to dance. So you could say that it didn't start with dancing, but thanks to dancing, the feelings that had been forming through conversation were reinforced. The rest is a story that I may have shared in small fragments on Hive.