I absolutely love reading this: To propose to Chelsea wasn’t a hard decision. In fact it wasn’t a decision at all; it wasn’t something that I had to think about or debate. I’ve loved her for a long, long time, and it was the obvious next step, not because that’s what people do when theyve been dating for a time, not because that’s what everyone would want, but because I honestly couldn’t live without her beside me. Most couples get tired of one another after a certain period of time, they’ll start to be annoyed by every little thing the other person does, but with Chelsea, I just find her quirks more funny and cute (ok, sometimes they’re annoying). But I would hate to miss those annoying things, I would hate to not have her to tell me about how her store is doing, about how she’s worried about her store, her sisters, her mom, her dad and everyone else she cares about. If she wasn’t there next to me I would miss comforting her, and tell her how amazing she is, and trying my best to make her feel good. I wouldn’t be where I am today without her (literally, I would have never learned programming without her), I wouldn’t have learned nearly as much as I know about myself without her, and I sure wouldn’t be in Sioux Falls enjoying the hell out of it. So with that in mind, proposing, was as easy a decision as anyone could ever make. #3days #luckiestwoman Colin Tracy
Posted on: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 13:56:17 +0000
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