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How many people have married their co-worker and are happilly married?

I am asking about successful relationships between two co-workers that got married? What I am not asking about is cheap affairs that did "not work out". I want to know what kind of job do you both work in? What prompted the relationship to develope? Why did you ask him or her out? How long did you date afterwards? How long did you stay engaged? How long have you been married? How is your relationship working now? I WANT DETAILS, PLEASE!!! I want the whole story, please. Thank you.

Public Comments

1. asking too much baby...
2. Met my wife working different shifts at the same place. Will be married 9 years november, Have 2 daughters. Better than expected.
3. I married my co-worker and i am very happily married. Before I met him I swore that i would never date any one from my profession. So he had to convince me to actually look at him as a person instead of just a guy I worked with. Then he had to get me to go out with him and then he had to convince me that he wasn't just after a booty call but that he was actually serious. So all in all i think it was his hard work that made us come together. I still am amazed that we ended up together and that we are so happy together. We are both Merchant Marines. And we both work in the engine department. He prompted our relationship to develop and I finally took him seriously because he always treated me with respect. No cheap lines. I don't know why he asked me out and I don't know why I said yes. I guess I felt like taking a chance. We dated for 6 months afterwards and then we got engaged. we were engaged for one year. And shortly after we got married we got pregnant and our baby is due in december. We have been married for one year. Our relationship is stronger than ever. We have amazing communication and i think that is the reason that we are able to stay so close. of course we have our growing pains but we just have to work them out when we get to them. I don't think that you should base a relationship off of whether you work with someone or not. It should be deeper than that. I wasn't looking for love and it came totally unexpectedly, I got lucky that is all. and I have a husband who is willing to put the time and effort into our relationship. It doesn't matter how you meet it matters what you do after that and how effective your communication is. Good luck and I hope that it works out for you.
4. I have only known three couples who have done that. All the rest were affairs, - plenty of those too. All I can tell you is that the three couples are happily married now. One couple was in sales and the other two were in admin.
5. ok i will try to answer the best i can. i met my husband at work, in july, the whole "love at first sight" thing. we were living together in december. that was 1998, got married in 2004, have the whole 'yours, mine, ours' thing with the kids. we have one together, i had one and he has 3. we have custody of all. we were engaged for about 2 years before we got married. we got together because we were both in dead end marriages in the process of divorces. we had lots in common and baby, if you saw his eyes you would fall for him too! it had been a really rough time for the both of us and we were able to relax and lean on each other. it hasnt been all wonderful, but we make it work. there has been plenty of bumps in the road and a few potholes even. but we kept at it and are doing better. we both are factory workers. hope this is what you are looking for. it is possible to make a relationship like this work, but it is hard. you always have others getting involved, like its their business. everyone loves drama and a married couple at the same work place is a prime target.
6. My husband and I met when we were both bus drivers for our local school district. We were friends for 3 months, dated for 3 months after that when he asked me to marry him. Married 2 months after that. Married over 2 years now and things have only gotten better and better for us! We hung out alot at work and realized that we were both alike enough to make a great connection but different enough to keep things interesting. We used to take our kids to do things together, would have dinners together, would go out to lunch. We talked all the time, in person, on the phone. It was great. Since then we both have gotten jobs where we do not work together, but that won't be lasting much longer. As soon as we get housing where my honey works then I am going down to work at the same mine he does. I can't wait... we are both so excited! As for how things are now... they are amazing! We really have come together as a family. We have 6 kids between us and if you met us on the street you wouldn't know we are a blended family. We have a great time together. We still enjoy time with each other, we still talk about everything under the sun. I am just so happy and so grateful I met my husband and took the chance on dating someone I work with. Taking that chance got me the man of my dreams and someone I truly love and cherish having in my life. Hope that helps!
7. My grandpa met my grandma at work. He had a job loading trains and she had a job weighing vegatables. They did not date long and were married for 73 years. He lived to 100 and she lived to 94. He was 27 when he got married and she was 19.