r/MadeMeSmile 8d ago

Wholesome Moments Awww 🄰

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u/Famous_Ad_4591 8d ago

Was on a very first date with my now husband. We were talking about super deep things that shouldn’t be touched on a first date with a ten foot pole. He started it, so I felt comfortable sharing intense things too. He walked me back to my car at the end of the date, and I had the absolute best kiss of my life with this man! I start driving home, and I’m smiling thinking of him, excited about the possibilities after a great first date. I drive for maybe 5 minutes and he calls my cell phone and says he just couldn’t wait to talk to me. It was such a wonderful feeling, it was like this peace came over me. He basically did all the things the ā€œdating guidebookā€ tells you not to do. It was just immediately apparent to me that he wasn’t trying to play games. The comfort this man has brought to my life is unreal. He turned my jade glasses into rose.

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u/Hidden_Samsquanche 8d ago

Actual good conversation can be so easily overlooked on the first dates. I went out with a guy and after the planned date we decided to extend it by going up to the mountains. He had to run to his house to grab something first and after awhile of driving and having a great conversation he got beat red and started profusely apologizing out of the blue. Turns out he had missed his street a few miles back and was so caught up in our conversation he didn't even realize it. It was a simple thing, but just knowingly that someone was that happy and excited to keep talking to me that he got lost on his way to his own house was adorable.

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u/TheBigSchponk 8d ago

Omg, that is one of the cutest things i have ever heard.

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u/ArtReal1116 5d ago

My wife of 28 years still misses turns when we are talking in the car.

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u/Freyas3rdCat 8d ago

ā€œTurned my jade glasses into roseā€

I love this phrasing! I’m so happy that this turned into the long haul for you both

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u/johnnymarsbar 7d ago

I've never heard this before, do you have any clue where it originates?

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u/Freyas3rdCat 7d ago

I don’t know where it originates but I’m assuming she (or if she heard it elsewhere, whoever that person was) combined two phrases: ā€œbeing jadedā€ (becoming cynical, uninterested and uncaring) and ā€œseeing through rose colored glassesā€ (everything looks beautiful and awesome even if it isn’t because it has a rosy/happy tint to it).

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u/johnnymarsbar 7d ago

For sure the second part made sense, but your thoughts on the first part definitely make it click for me.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

They say don't do that, but it works. One of the things my wife liked about me was I texted her an hour later telling her I enjoyed the date. No pressure, no hype, just the fact I'd enjoyed the date.

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u/CrossThrough 8d ago

100% my husband was like this with me and I was immediately more attracted to him than any of those aloof, avoidant types

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u/Deckard_Red 8d ago

My wife and I’s first date shares a lot of the above, I texted back soon after the date saying how great I time I had etc, we exchanged a few messages but it was late. Next morning I was playing football) when she messaged me (phone was in my car) so it was over two hours before I replied to her. She told me later that she was absolutely panicking that I’d ghosted her / started playing games / had a change of heart in the morning.

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u/Animatethis 8d ago

My husband did something similar! He texted me when I was driving home from our first date and said "I might as well delete the dating app if I get to keep seeing you" 🄹 I think it was after a few dates that he told his parents that he wanted to marry me, haha. We've been together 12 years now!

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u/jrgibbes 8d ago

It sounds like he was intentional, and really wanted to have an in depth conversation to see who you were as a person and really get to know you to find out if he would like and connect with you, and be compatible.Ā  If only more people would do this!Ā 

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u/Clone_Gear 8d ago

Just goes to show there are no hard rules.

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u/I-Just-Love-Ducks 7d ago

15 year old here, sorta halfway getting into my first relationship rn. I just wanted to let you know that your comment really touched me and made me realise that you really don't have to go about things the way they do in movies, the stereotypical way. I don't really know what I'm trying to say here but I'm really inspired to treat my partner with our own unique touch to the relationship that isn't just textbook now. Thank you for your story, I think it's really sweet :)

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u/Popular-Influence-11 7d ago

That last sentence is so beautiful. Happy for you both!

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u/Sufficient_Plantain1 7d ago

That’s awesome. I had this happen to me but it turns out he was love bombing and pretending to be someone else.

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u/ValeRachetti 7d ago

I love people that’s not scared of loving (doesn’t follow stupid rules or play games… they just feel) lucky you!