I never knew the depth of love until I met my husband.

I never believed in "love at first sight," or that fairy tales and happy endings that you see in romantic movies really exist. I never believed that there was one person out there for you and that someone was created just for you. I never knew a person could connect so deeply, passionately, and desperately with another soul. I never believed a person could experience profound, inexplicable, unexplainable, undeniable, unyielding love for someone else. A love that is so deep and genuine that our human minds can't wrap around it, grasp it, or make sense of it. A love so deep that there are no actual words to fully describe it.

I never really believed in any of that... Not until I met Him.

The first night I met this man, I felt something deep inside of my soul.

I knew that he had been the missing puzzle piece to my life and that I couldn't live another day without him. With no logical explanation as to why.. I wanted him, I craved him, I needed him. Something so intense, it left me feeling vulnerable and out of control. I felt comfortable, complete, and safe with him. Instantly, within minutes of meeting him, I felt like we were one person.

Two weeks later...
I called my mom telling her I was in love with him. She thought I was crazy and tried convincing me that it couldn't be real this soon. I mean, how could you be in love with someone after two weeks? She was convinced it was just a crush, a phase, or simply just infatuation. But could it be real? Logically? No way. I didn't even know him. I didn't need to "know him" though. My unconscious led the way. My soul spoke for me. This type of love is not logical; it is of the soul. Him and I were instantly tied.

Four months later...
I married this man. Without any doubts, hesitation, or questions in my mind.. I married him. I gave my all to him that day. Physically, spiritually, emotionally, I was all his.

We've been together for three years now and have added two beautiful babies to our family. And believe it or not, I am more in love with him today than I was back then. Our connection and bond has grown, matured, strengthened, and blossomed.