We all are sucker for romantic stories. Stories
that have survived the hardest challenges to bring two people in love together.
We all love to hear / read such stories – it restores our faith in the power of
love. Here are a few romantic stories to warm your heart-
Donna Lou Baner recounts hers- One day in junior high, I went
to the movies. I sat with friends behind a row of boys from our class. The boy
in front of me turned around and planted a kiss on me. When I got home, my
parents asked me about the movie. I drew a blank. I couldn’t remember anything
after the kiss. I’ve been happily married to that boy for 41 years.
Donna Lou Baner recounts hers- One day in junior high, I went
to the movies. I sat with friends behind a row of boys from our class. The boy
in front of me turned around and planted a kiss on me. When I got home, my
parents asked me about the movie. I drew a blank. I couldn’t remember anything
after the kiss. I’ve been happily married to that boy for 41 years.
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My first marriage ended in divorce. Although, I
began to date again, but that failure stayed with me. After seeing a wonderful
woman for several months, I told her that I didn’t think we had a future—I was
still fragile from the breakup. She said, “If you’re too stupid to see I’m the
best thing that ever happened to you, then go.” We just celebrated our 36th
wedding anniversary because she was right. —Donald Ropson, Wisconsin.
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Priyanka Prasad from Virginia
confesses- being
from a conservative Indian family, my parents and I spent years searching for a
suitable match for me. On that journey was a friend who stood by me through
thick and thin. In the 14 years that we went from classmates to best friends, I
never once consciously thought of him as a lover. I tried remembering the exact
moment I’d fallen for him by reliving all those moments that had made us laugh,
fight, cry, and ache for each other. I could not recall any, however hard I
tried. Then it all made sense to me at the altar on our wedding day. I had been
in love with him all along.
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Darlene
Miller candidly
shares her dilemma: I was caught between should I pursue my dream of becoming a
nun or continue this relationship
with my boyfriend? To decide, I gave up both him and cigarettes for the 40 days
of Lent. On Holy Saturday, the final day of Lent, a knock came at the door. He
stood there, holding out a cigarette for me. One deep drag made me dizzy. He
caught me and helped me sit on the step. At that moment, wrapped in his arms, I
knew I was never giving him up again.
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