young love

A few Saturdays ago DH and I went bowling with his cousin and his girlfriend. They've been together for about to years and are a great match. They made me remember when DH and I first got together. Ya know, can't keep their hands off each other. Saying I love you every five minutes. Being sweet to each other. Man, I kind of miss being like that. So how many of you miss the sappy stage of your relationships?

We just celebrated our 6th year of marriage and are still in the sappy stage and the honeymoon stage. We don't plan on it ending any time soon

I have been with my husband for 5 years and we act the same way we did in the beginning. We have alot of fun with each other and still say the I love you's all the time! I am so grateful that he is in my life.

I appreciate things after being married to 2 abusive men in my past.

DH and I have been together ten. We still love each other very much it's just we're not all goosy goosy for some reason. Maybe that's just who we are.

Those the might feel they are missing something, I'd strongly advise you to evaluate the relationship and bring the spark back in it. If the flame dies for each other, you might not get it back.

Marriage is something that needs to be worked on every day if you want it to last

Reminds me of something I heard once... it went something like this:

"Love is beautiful, but when you're not the one in love, it all just looks like a great big dork-fest."

Maybe I'm just a bitter old single witch.

Just kidding. I'm not a witch.

We've been married 30+ years and together for 32. Our love has gone from that euphoric stage to a deep, abiding love where we still have that spark (just not as often) but more importantly, there is a depth and caring that comes with the aging of the relationship. We are still affectionate, kiss hello and goodbye, even just going or coming in from work, have the spontaneous hugs while in the kitchen doing chores or when passing each other. We still say I love you, still say thank you when one does something for the other like when he changes the windshield wipers for me or any of the millions of other little things he does and he always says thank you after dinner when I cook which is 6 out of 7 nights per week or after I've spent the day cleaning, he'll tell me how nice the house looks or how he appreciates his clothes clean and pressed.

I think if you show each other love and especially respect that will keep the spark alive.

I'm am in the sappy stage right now And yes it is ridiculous and I'm sure we made alot of people around us very uncomfortable at the Carrie Underwood concert as we were holding hands and gazing at eachother

I know I know but man do I ever love it.

We are still like that after 14years when around others.

My husband and I are strange. We've been married almost 2.5 years but have been best friends for over 15 years so we kind of skipped over the "clinging" stage. He is incredibly romantic sometimes...usually when I'm not expecting it. He takes great pleasure in pinching my butt when we're in public. We pick on each other constantly, which sometimes really upsets his mom, but she misses the wink he gives me. And, when he winks I just melt!