At what age did you find your happy loved up ending?

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Just that really.
How old were you when you found your person and found real love?

Just interested....

46

I'm so sorry for your loss

33

48.... and twenty plus years later, we even more in love, and both still can't wait to cuddle, have fun, and talk for hours about anything and everything, and we still making plans for an ever brighter future.
Almost 70 now, but inside, I feel like 17, and around him, I feel like I've become the woman I was meant to be.... before him, I felt the real me was never allowed to develop....

I was 36. I'm 55 now and we're still going strong.

40 - still together nearly 3 decades later.

30 and together 27 years so far.

60. I'd been married and divorced twice by the time I was 36 (could write a book). I'm now 64, engaged and never been happier. What cemented it for me was when we went on our first holiday. I had been worried how I'd cope being 24/7 with him as I'd been single so long. As it turned out ....he tested + for Covid our first night and me the next day! It was before the vaccinations and advice then was to isolate. Far from being the worst holiday ever it was actually the best! We were holed up for a week, living on toast and jam and watching re-runs of Still Game. It felt so natural and easy to just pull together and make the best of it. He's just a pure joy to be around .

Still together at 66.

26 . The day I got married.. We’ve been together for 40 years but our wedding day was the day that cemented it.

23, 20 years ago, housemates and friends first

20. Been together 32 years and still happy.

i was 38, he was 46. Fell in love 2 years after we met and got married 3 years after that. Finally experienced movie love ❤️

@Bewareofthisonetoo - Would love to hear your story. :)

15 - still together nearly 11 years later, and we've just added a baby to the mix! As happy together as we were at the beginning - if not happier - and I wouldn't change him for anything!

At 45 when I had my ds. 😊

In terms of a partner, I haven't, but I'm happy so it doesn't matter.

Not yet at 44. But I've had several relationships. I don't think I'd be with someone if I didn't think it was the happily ever after now. But am increasingly more relaxed about the early stages of dating now I've stopped being so hell bent on finding the one to procreate with. While also knowing who not to go for. Done more work on myself.

22, we were together for 23 years until he died.

Thought that would be it, but completely unexpectedly fell in love again at 47.

Just before my 41st birthday.

52 & had a couple of decade-long relationships but both ended unhappily.

Been single 5 years now, have a successful career, 2 children, great family & friends.

Tried online dating & found it pretty awful, also trying singles social nights, speed dating.

Can't see myself meeting someone now, which I feel sad about, but beginning to accept it.

43, met as friends, dated for a bit casually, broke up due to bad timing, reconnected 3 years later as its most certainly the happiest I've been.

Not yet and I am 49 so probably never. Married for 18 years to a man who turned out to be a compulsive liar who used prostitutes throughout our marriage so whatever I thought that was, it was never love.
Still live in hope but can’t see it happening now.

Given up at 62

I don’t think everyone finds it happy married or not.

I'm.54-still haven't haven't yet