Share your marrying your high school sweetheart stories.

One common element is a long - standing connection. Since you've known each other from high school, there's a deep history. Another is shared memories, like school events. Also, growth together. You both grow from teenagers to adults while being in the relationship.

Well, my high school sweetheart was the star athlete in our school. I was a bit of a wallflower then. We got paired up for a project in English class. At first, we were just classmates doing a project, but as we spent time together, we realized we liked each other. We went to all the school dances together. He was so popular that I sometimes felt a bit out of place. But he always made me feel special. Eventually, his family moved to another state, and that was the end of our story.

Our high school sweetheart wedding was truly a magical day. In high school, we were the couple that everyone knew. We shared our first kiss under the big oak tree on campus. Years passed, and we stayed together. For the wedding, we chose a destination wedding at a beach. It was a dreamy location. The whole event was filled with memories of our high school days. We had pictures from high school at the reception. Our vows were deeply personal, reflecting our long history together since those high school days.

Sure. There was a couple I knew. They met in high school. They were both into music. They faced many challenges from family and society as they were so young. But they held on to each other. After years of being together, they got married. Their shared interests and unwavering commitment made their story really inspiring.

Well, we met in the school library. I was looking for a book and she helped me find it. We started chatting and the rest is history.

I had a bully in high school who always made fun of my clothes. He thought it was funny to call me names because I didn't wear the latest trends. It really hurt my self - esteem at the time. But I found a group of friends who supported me and that made it easier to ignore the bully.

I once dated a boy in high school who was on the football team. We started dating after he asked me to the homecoming dance. Our relationship was full of fun. We'd go to football games together and cheer for his team. But later, we realized we were better off as friends as we had different college plans.

I applied to be part of the high school drama club. They rejected me because they said my acting was too stiff. It was a big blow to me. However, I didn't give up. I practiced by myself at home, watched a lot of movies to learn from professional actors, and finally got into the club the next year.

My high school homecoming was amazing. I went with my best friends. We got all dressed up. There was a great dance, and the music was so much fun. I remember we took a lot of pictures together and just had a great time laughing and dancing all night.

There's also Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher. They were friends in high school and later reconnected and got married. Their story is quite charming as they went from high school acquaintances to life partners. They have been very open about their relationship journey and how they made it work over the years.