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Met my guy in med school, across the state from where we are from, and it turned out to be that we grew up 20 minutes from each other and had never crossed paths until then!

We met at a concert. The floor was General Admission and we weaseled our way to about the 7th row, dead center. After the end of the 3-night concert, he drove back to Tennessee and I drove back to Rhode Island. This was the weekend of March 6th, and on August 4th he moved to RI. He proposed March 6th on our 1-year "anniversary".

Since then, we've done 26 more concerts together. We are trying to re-create our dancefloor to look like this.

We met through friends that were dating.  I met my best girlfriend while in college.  I moved about 60 miles away to my home town/the big city.  She remained at college but met a boy during a concert and continued a long distance relationship with him for a year.  They were both around 30 when they met.  About a year after they met they had a halloween party at his house.  She told me she wanted to set me up with a friend of his.  We didn't stop talking the rest of the night.  About a year and a half after that they got married. . . and now he and I are planning ours.

If there's one thing I learned from the whole thing is that it really does happen when you stop looking.  For me it was pretty literal.  In the months before that party I had informed all my girlfriends that it was their job in life to find a husband for me.  The day of the party I told my friend that I was done looking and was going to focus on other things.  Later that same day I met "the one."

I was living in Los Angeles at the time and he was there visiting a friend.  We both happen to be from Pittsburgh so his friend introduced us.  We dated long distance NYC to LA for 6 months before I moved here!  He was 30 when we met and living in New York City.  There are still great guys available here!  Dont believe all the hype! 

We met online...oh, gaaaah, I rarely admit this, but we actually met on MySpace!  And I was 30 when we met.  So no worries, mslk, there are lots of good guys out there. 

I used to be totally embarrased to say where we met but after being together for over 2 years, I am totally ok with it now.  We met on Craigslist!!  Yes, ladies...good ol' Craigslist!  LOL...   I just make a joke of it now....I say I was looking for a couch and found him instead! 

I'm 34 and I met my fiance on eHarmony.  He's 41 and a really terrific guy!  You have plenty of time - don't worry about it.  You'll meet the right one for you when you least expect it.

I'm 37 (and in NYC, too!) we met on eHarmony.  I went out with a lot of frogs before I met my prince!  He is exactly who I want (and need) in my life, but he is not at all the person who I would have expected. 

Our familes vacation in the same place every year since we were kids, tiny area but we never met until recently. We were 28 when we met and 31 when we married.

Although I'm not married or engaged yet, we're both fairly certain that we will eventually get married.

I met my BF in college. He was going back for his masters and I was finishing up my bachelors degree. We had a class together and one day he asked me to take notes for him while he went out of town. The rest is history. :)

My advice to you is to get out. Take a class. Not necessarily a college course, but maybe a kick boxing, cooking or music class. Bonus points if it appeals to men. :)

I met my husband on an online dating site. (Not E-Harmony) and It's been the best thing ever! We talked on the site for a few nights then I gave him my messenger name and we spent everyday talking on there! After 6 months of dating, I packed up one day and moved an hour away from my hometown to be with him! (My parents didn't like it!) On our one year "anniversay" of dating he propsosed! We've been married 2 months now! I'm 22 and he's 45.

I'm 29, almost 30....we met in med school.  I have several friends in the same boat....my advice to them is usually to get out and do things like take a class per semester, go to book stores where you can sit and read, go to the gym....and I've even suggested eHarmony which usually is followed by some eye rolling....but honestly, I have a friend who just married a guy she met online.  It's increasing in popularity.  Good Luck! And don't worry about it.  It usually happens when you are not looking for it.  It did for me.

My FH was working as a radio DJ and I kept scoring prizes off him (not much to do at my job then obviously!).

Anyway, I saw a group wearing their brand clothing at a concert I was a bit tiddly at (read: a lot tiddly) and waltzed up and asked 'who was Sam?' - we became best mates soon thereafter and EVERYONE thought we were 'friends with benefits' (note: we weren't, we both thought it was hilarious noone else could think of being platonic friends with someone of the opposite sex).

Hehe he fell in love with me and kissed me - I was really taken aback but returned the favour at the movies (Kung Fu Panda I do believe) - been together ever since!