Meagan

Meagan's Story--Dallas and I have known each other for quite some time. I met him my freshman year of college (his sophomore year) because my best friend was his neighbor. I always just considered him a friend that was fun to hang out with, but not much else. In 2006, I saw him for the first time in a long time at a party. I just hung out with him the entire time. That night it kind of hit me, that hey I like him like him. We hung out for a couple of weeks with everyone constantly asking us what we were; together or not? We were hanging out one night and I finally asked the girl question of "What are we?" He said well I want to be together. I was so excited that he said that, that i wanted to make it Facebook official that moment. I first asked if it would be ok, since I ruined the moment but he smiled and said yeah. A couple of months later I realized that I loved him and so as part of his birthday present, I told him that I loved him. He said that that was one of the best presents we could have received. As each month went by we fell more and more in love with each other. I was always still wanting and wishing to get engaged until one night much to my surprise it happened. It was New Years Eve Dec. 31, 2009. I was joking the entire time about how all i wanted from 2010 was to be engaged. The ball dropped we kissed and Dallas said, "What was your new years resolution?" I said"To be engaged." "Me too", he said. "WHAT!?" He got down on one knee and said, "Meagan, will you marry me?" All I could say was OMG!! I said that for ten minutes straight. I then once again though wanted to make it Facebook official; he knows I'm crazy that this point. Now I just can't wait until the day I am Mrs. Storms. Dallas' Story--I want to start off by saying that I am batting way out of my league(A, basically a farm team), How I convinced this woman to fall in love me I will never know, but now that she has, I'm never letting go. As she said up above, we met when I was a sophomore, and were little more than friends for years, each of us following our own paths that crossed periodically but always diverged again before too long. That fateful September night, She and her Sorority sisters had come to our Induction party, where I had planted my ass firmly on the couch in the front room. They came in the back door and as they walked through the house, She spotted me first and sat on the arm of the couch and announced that she had been accepted as an ASA new member. We began catching up and I ( with the help of a little liquid courage) put my arm around her hip and squeezed a bit. She didn't seem to mind so we sat there and talked like that for a while. After a bit, here new sisters wanted to go somewhere else so we said our goodbyes and she left. Now I had had a bit of a schoolboy crush on her for about a year at this point but now I couldn't get her out of my head. I had to see her again so I devised a plan to see her every chance I got. She gave me her number and we spoke on the phone for a couple of hours at a time, spent time at here apartment whenever I could and after a couple weeks of that we decided we wanted to be an item, so to speak. That was October 5th of '06. She told me that she loved me in December, on my birthday, which is, to date, and likely always, the greatest birthday present I have ever received, she gave me her heart. She has stood by me through all of my challenges, as I have stood by her for all of hers and over the past several years we have shared a bond that is stronger than I ever thought I would have with another person. we have of course had our ups and downs, as all couples do, but have emerged stronger and deeper in love than before. One day, about a month before Christmas I went to Kay to see if a card I had accidentally open there when I was a freshman was still active and to my surprise it was not only still open, but also worth substantially more. I ordered the ring that very day, almost before I realized what was happening and the rest is, to borrow the cliche, history. our roads have finally converged for the final time, never to diverge again.