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How We Met...

Have you ever wanted to meet somebody that you were enamored with on Facebook? Well, that's me. And this is my story about meeting the love of my life.

It all started with a slow confidence-building process for myself.  I have admired Anna from afar for many months. Then one day, I reached out out to her with a question. "Hey, if I ever come to Pittsburgh, would you like to get coffee of something...." And she replied..."What took you so long? That response was so amazing, it will always stick with me forever.

My confidence would slowly build up and I finally asked her out vis Messenger. We quickly realized it would not be easy being so far apart, however we decided to take a chance. Anna has high standards and wanted us to wait six weeks to get to know each other. I being like a typical male wanted to meet right away. She was correct and the first 6 weeks solidified our love. We would talk every night into the early morning hours daily. We had virtual dates on the weekend and it was simply amazing. 

This period allowed us to validate in our own way that we love each other.



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