First Love Then Marriage Novels & Stories

"The day you chose to pick that city girl over me we ended Damon!!" "But you love me " he said and stood up , Dwayne slowly moved aside as he watched with the most confused expression ever . Damon slowly raised his hands to my hair. "But you love me " he repeated and I slapped his hands away from my hair immediately. "Loved!, There's a difference " "I'm sure you know what they say , first love never really do go away" he said . "I'm married to Dwayne now and he's the one I love!" I said.

He air-quoted. "And what is that?" I asked. "Never marry for convenience?" He shook his head. "Oh, I know this. Never marry a playboy?" I snapped my fingers. He let out one of those absolutely unguarded, childish and blissful laughter of his. You know, the one that did things to my intestines? Those kind. He shook his head and before I could open my mouth to come up with something else, he held up a hand to stop me. "He said, a marriage works best when there is respect and trust there. Love is secondary."

"You should know you're my first love. The first man in my life. How could I ever stop loving you? First loves are special. They stay with you forever." I'm going to need a shower after this. Multiple showers. Maybe I'll just live in the shower. "Do you really mean that?" Mike asks, taking a step closer. "You're not just saying this?" "Of course I mean it. With all my heart," I say, putting my hand over my chest dramatically. "I've just been confused. Everyone kept pulling me in different directions. But you're right. We should get married. Today. Right now. Let's do it."

Their marriage was written in their eyes the first day they met, not a thing of human-kind nor laws, yet existed as if the universe had brought together two souls that were already betrothed. A marriage is a deep and loving friendship, one in which the love is so strong that each would sacrifice for the other, one that sex gets added to. So the only way to a lasting and happy marriage is via friendship. So take it slow, get to know the other person fully, be best friends.... and save the sex for marriage... because when you do that you'll find that humans mate for life and it is a sure way to a joyful way of living. The alternative is exposing yourself to the risks of sexually transmitted di

Waiting for the happy-forever part. Then she smiled and told him she loved him. Want to marry you. He should pat her on the head, say something nice, and go on his way. Instead, her comments about marriage were so tempting and endearing in a way that frightened his cowardly self. Even at the age of sixteen, Eric knew that no relationship is ever going to be good – they will all turn ugly eventually. He laughed, called her a child, and left her alone in the woods. The image of pain and vulnerability on her face tore at his heart, but he made himself callous with his emotions. The sooner you learn it, the better it gets.

“Everything dear, first of all your friends are not married, they have no idea how marriage works, they don’t have experience of marriage, it is not advice able to speak to friends about marital issues even worse the ones who are not married. Marriage is a big deal and you only get to know that when you go into it, in 4-5 years you realize that you are down with one partner for the rest of your life and there are so many things you won’t get to do again and in order for marriage to work one person must be the water to quench the fire because if the both of you are on fire you’d burn down your marriage with your kids in it, how many kids do you have?” “Just one daughter and she is 3” “Your li

"That's really sweet to hear, but I still have doubts. What if we're not compatible in the long run? What if we end up growing apart?" She squeezed my hand gently, her eyes filled with understanding. "He is your mate, nothing can go wrong" she encouraged softly. "But let me share something with you. Marriage is not about guaranteeing a perfect future. It's about embarking on a journey together, facing challenges hand in hand, and growing together as a couple. That’s why we have mates. It's about building a foundation of love, trust, and mutual respect that can withstand any storm." I nodded, my heart pounding in my chest, as I made my decision. I knew deep down that Rex was the one for me, t

It was completely new. "Our first marriage was built on a contract," Zyran whispered, his voice shaking. "It was built on secrets and pride and a divorce paper hidden in a safe. I don’t want that marriage anymore." A hot tear spilled over my eyelashes. "I want a real marriage," Zyran vowed fiercely. "I want to stand in front of the world and promise to love you, protect you, and put you first every single day. I want to do it right this time." He took the ring out of the box and gently took my left hand.

A trophy wife, submissive, and there just for show. “Of course.” I nodded letting out a smile. “But as you know Mom, I don't marry for money. I will marry when I find my true love.” I continued, it was a bunch of lies but they didn't have to know that. I am a firm believer that marriage should be nothing other than transactional. Emotions sounded good when we were children and having relationships but marriage was a different case. Love ruins things, I have seen it ruin people with my very own eyes.

She stood up from her seat to look for my husband. Mrs King: "Tania calm down. He didn't come home last night" I said to persuade her. Tania: "Of course he didn't sleep home. He never does and you pretend to be okay with this loveless marriage of yours" Mrs King: "Tania, I'm okay!" Tania: "No, you are not!" She held my hand to try and convince me with a calm voice. "Leave this marriage before it destroys you. Mimi, you do not deserve this treatment from that bastard. You deserve to be happy"