Personal Narrative: Life After Dating

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After dating for about a month on June 30th, 2016 we officially became a couple. It was also the day I met his friends at Framingham Beer Works. Even though I was nervous, as the night went by I felt welcomed and enjoyed spending time with him and his friends. Throughout our relationship, there have been important events that we have shared and a lot of first. The first time I met his parents and little sister was July 4th , 2016 at their house in Hudson, MA. Which was also the first time I saw his childhood home. The first time I met most of his extended family (Nanna, aunts and cousins), was at his little sister Lori’s house warming party on September 17th , 2016. The first time we went apple picking was October 23rd , 2016, which was

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