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My husband confessed his undying love for his childhood sweetheart.

Now we're going to meet.

Yeah, as one does when that happens.

Sure.

Basically this afternoon, my husband and I will be going to a tea house with, let's call her,

Susie.

One of my husbands used to be best friends and unofficial high school sweetheart. The reason for them not being best friends anymore is simply that they grew apart as they went to college. No animosity whatsoever and still a lot of love and appreciation. By the way, this comes from Throwaway 541-9-499. And if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash-OK Storytime sub-reddit. She texted him Sunday night out of the blue and said she'd like to finally be able to hang out with us as we've said that we'll get to know each other several times, but never actually went through with it. But the date is on for today, and I'm very torn about how I feel about this. But now let me explain why I've come to you guys about this. I was with my high school sweetheart for seven years, seven pretty good years. We separated and shortly afterwards, I met my now husband, and we immediately hit it off and became an item. My husband, let's call him John, he met Susie in middle school and immediately grew affectionate of her. Going into high school, he absolutely fell for her. He says that from the moment he woke up to the moment he closed his eyes to sleep, she was on his mind. He dreamed of her, dreamed of scenarios where he was married with her, where she was pregnant with his child, being intimate with her. He says that he dreamed of being with her because she needed someone to care for her as she had trouble in school and had a health issue that she needed help with. He knew no guy would love and care for her as much as he would and to this day he claims that to be

true. She, Susie is his age, a very sweet, calm Christian girl who didn't have many friends

growing up because she was always different and not self-obsessed like most teens. She was genuinely

sweet. She cared deeply for others and he just saw her in a

light that no one could even touch. He says that in his teens he was too aggressive and emotional and

that's why he feels that she never accepted his invitations for a relationship. My husband, although

honestly a very good looking guy, he does have a very strong character. He is not tame or shy to say

how he feels. He feels that he is a very intelligent person that makes strong character. He is not tame or shy to say how he feels. He feels that he is a very

intelligent person that makes bad decisions. He isn't a knucklehead or a weener by any means, but he is a

sweetheart and very emotional and caring of other people, extremely caring. He says that he feels that she

cared for him too because they were such good friends, but she never accepted him because of his very hormone-induced aggressive attitude. And since she's a sweet girl, she knew an attitude like this would be trouble. She would ask him for help with homework and he would do anything for her because she was Susie. The girl that he knew he wanted to marry and grow old with, and he would do anything for her. And honestly, I believe him. I definitely believe that she

is the person that he says she is. I truly believe that she is a rare gem with a heart of gold.

I've seen the girl in her profile through his Facebook and she looks like a girl with a good

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