Relationships
Real Love Doesn't Fade After Years Of Marriage, It Deepens
“You must not be married,” the random old man said, passing us in the cereal aisle of the local grocery store. “If you were, you wouldn’t look so happy.”
By Faith Moore3 min read
We weren’t married, as it happened (though we would one day get married, and are still married to this day), but the old man’s conviction that — had we been married — we wouldn’t have been laughing hysterically together in the cereal aisle (at something I now can’t recall) rankled. Surely, if we’d been married then, we’d have been having even more fun than we were having then, and be even happier.