Jokes, words, everything has it’s limits. Just because you’re someone’s friend, bestfriend, boyfriend/girlfriend, you need to know when to stop pushing on a subject, joke, or just saying hurtful things. People have their limits, and they can only handle so much. Don’t push someone so much, to the point where they feel like they’re about to fall off a cliff.
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- Leaving San Diego to go to Bootcamp
- Recieving letters from bootcamp
- Graduating Bootcamp
- IT “A” school in Pensacola, FL
- July 2, 2011 <3
- Countless hours on the phone w/ my love
- Graduating IT “A” school
- Living the Navy life
- Living on my own
- Getting Papers $$$$
- The Distance and 2 months of waiting was worth everything
- Coming back home to San Diego
- Meeting my GF’s family
- San Diego’s Black Out
- Buying my own car (BMW) at the age of 19
- 20th Birthday Celebration
- Double Dates and Triple Dates
- Volunterring at FilAm
- Volunterring at WoD, meeting Chachi up close and personal
- Haunted Hotel
- Knotts Berry Farm with the GF
- Taking care of my GF when she got into an injury
- GF’s Homecoming
- Spending priceless moments with my GF
- Thanks Giving and Black Friday
- December Nights
- Ice Skating with the GF
- Monthly Anniversaries
Thats all I can think of…
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I think the best part is reaching that point of your relationship where everyday feels the same and that you don’t have to worry about anything changing. You’ll still wake up to the same sleepy face and still be encapsulated by the warmth of the same awkward limbs, and still be able to share the same silly comments and thoughts and faces that only you two understand. I know it sounds repetitive and boring and is just a pattern that some can’t break, but I think it’s the most comforting in the world because some people can never reach that point and I think it means a lot when you do. It’s letting someone see and be with you in a way that no one else could. That’s what makes it so special.
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