When I first realized that Nic was the one for me, I felt an overwhelming sense of butterflies in my stomach. It happened on a seemingly ordinary day - I had tidied up after they stayed over and found their Vegemite pyjamas under my pillow. The fact that they had left their belongings behind, knowing it wasn't an accident, struck a chord with me. In that moment, I knew that our relationship was something special.
But Nic's initial hesitation to commit to us is still hard for me to process. As we'd been living together since December 2020 and had spent countless hours talking and laughing, I had come to believe that our love was unwavering. However, Nic had always made it clear that they weren't in the market for a serious relationship. It seemed like an insurmountable obstacle - how could I possibly build a life with someone who didn't see us as more than just friends?
It wasn't until we took a trip to Bournemouth pier and Nic told me "Come with me" in response to my fears about leaving them behind that I realized the depth of their feelings for me. The words, though simple, spoke volumes about the love we shared.
Looking back, it's clear that our relationship was always going to be unconventional. We were each other's first loves, and that changed everything. Our move to Sydney in 2021 marked a new beginning - one that I'm grateful for every day.
It's funny how life can work out. Before I met Nic, I couldn't imagine finding someone who would love me unconditionally. But here we are, with two years of marriage under our belts and a cavoodle named Billie at the centre of our lives. We've built a new home in Sydney's inner west, and I know that no matter where life takes us next, we'll face it together.
But Nic's initial hesitation to commit to us is still hard for me to process. As we'd been living together since December 2020 and had spent countless hours talking and laughing, I had come to believe that our love was unwavering. However, Nic had always made it clear that they weren't in the market for a serious relationship. It seemed like an insurmountable obstacle - how could I possibly build a life with someone who didn't see us as more than just friends?
It wasn't until we took a trip to Bournemouth pier and Nic told me "Come with me" in response to my fears about leaving them behind that I realized the depth of their feelings for me. The words, though simple, spoke volumes about the love we shared.
Looking back, it's clear that our relationship was always going to be unconventional. We were each other's first loves, and that changed everything. Our move to Sydney in 2021 marked a new beginning - one that I'm grateful for every day.
It's funny how life can work out. Before I met Nic, I couldn't imagine finding someone who would love me unconditionally. But here we are, with two years of marriage under our belts and a cavoodle named Billie at the centre of our lives. We've built a new home in Sydney's inner west, and I know that no matter where life takes us next, we'll face it together.
. Like, Nic just chillin', doesn't wanna commit, but still finds ways to show love & care. And girl, you're feeling those feels, but then Nic drops the tea with that "Come with me" and it's all good 
. It's cute how they made an unconventional relationship work, being each other's first loves and all 
. Their journey from friends to something more is def inspiring 
. I'm glad they found their rhythm in Sydney & built a life together 
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2 yrs of marriage & still making each other laugh 
that's like, the ultimate symbol of love 
anywayz i think what's dope about this story is how they found each other in unexpected ways 
i mean, who wouldn't want to build a life with someone who loves them unconditionally 
it's like, the perfect love story 
. The timeline doesn't add up - they were living together since Dec 2020 and just got married in Feb 2023... that's only been like a year of marriage, not decades of friends as they're making it out to be 
. It sounds like Nic was the one doing all the relationship heavy lifting, not Nic being hesitant 
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about this whole Nic & their partner situation... they say they were each other's first loves but what about the fact that they moved to Sydney in 2021 and suddenly got married after 2 yrs of dating? That's some crazy fast forward 
, if u ask me. And have u noticed how many times they mention "we've built a new life" together 
? Sounds like they're trying to make it seem like this is some kind of master planned relationship 
, but honestly I think there's more to the story... 
. And btw, who would've thunk u'd end up w/ someone who loves u unconditionally? 
"Come with me" is literally the sweetest thing I've ever heard! 
. They only met recently, and already they're talkin' about their marriage? That's just not how it works, fam 
. I'm not buyin' it, tbh 
and now u have a beautiful life together in Sydney with ur adorable cavoodle Billie 
and I gotta ask what's up with this whole "we were each other's first loves" thing is that even something you guys are proud of?
. 2 years of marriage is cute tho 
. Being each other's first loves must've added an extra layer of excitement to your relationship - I mean, who needs a long history when the spark is still so new? 
Now everyone's all about the "us" and "me" vibes and taking those super dramatic trips to Bournemouth pier 
and 2 years of marriage in sydney sounds amazing btw are you guys still living together or did you get your own place? 
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