Two Years

[curious_woman]

My fiancée and I have our two year anniversary tomorrow, and I am really happy about it. We still make-out and have sex like a couple of horny 16 year-olds, and we still laugh and have fun.

This isn't a question/problem thread, just a bit of happiness and proof long term relationships aren't always a waste.

[Ducy]

Haha congratulations. My his erections alway be hard and your O's always earthshaking lol!

[sera300]

Happy two years...when is the wedding?

[curious_woman]

Thanks Ducy!

And we're not sure sera, whenever we feel is the right time we're still young so no hurry. Probably in a year or two, but I would like for us to have our own place first.

[Yariome]

Wow go you, that's about what time me and my girlfriend ran into a lot of problems... But if you guys love each other enough you guys can overcome anything, cause six months later we were humping like jack rabbits again.

[EvilEvilKitten]

CW - long term relationship aren't always a waste of time? LOL I could have TOLD you that! 30 years thus far, chillens!

BTW marry him BEFORE you buy a house with him. There is a reason for the 'usual sequence of events'.

[dancingdoc2]

> BTW marry him BEFORE you buy a house with him. There is a reason for the 'usual sequence of events'.

Yup; although this does not mean the two of you cannot or should not establish a joint savings account and stash money away for this eventual purchase. In fact, it used to be said that a couple should tithe 10%, save 10% for a rainy day, and, 10% for vacation trips. The percentages may have to be adjusted for today's economy, especially considering the price of gas; however, what I am getting at is that while you work your way toward your wedding, put money aside for all these things--including children. Never get pregnant without first having established a baby fund.

Now, go for it!