A JW Love Story

We first met at a get-together hosted by a mutual friend. I remember walking into the room and noticing her almost immediately. There was something about her presence that was impossible to ignore—she had this warmth and energy that naturally drew people in. Her smile was bright and genuine, and the way she interacted with everyone was so effortless. She just had a way of making the space feel alive. We didn’t talk much that night, just a few polite words here and there. But even without a real conversation, I knew there was something different about her. Something special. I couldn’t shake the feeling that this wouldn’t be the last time we crossed paths. And thankfully, I was right. Not long after that night, we started keeping in touch. At first, it was just the occasional text—simple conversations about everyday things. But those small interactions grew into something more. Before I knew it, we were talking every day. She had this amazing way of making people feel at ease, always positive and encouraging, and genuinely interested in the people around her. What stood out the most to me, though, was her love for Jehovah God. It wasn’t just something she said; it was clear in how she lived her life. Her faith gave her a sense of purpose and strength that I couldn’t help but admire. It wasn’t showy or forced—it was real and grounded, and it inspired me to want to be better too. (Mark 12:30,31) Over time, our friendship deepened. She later told me she was drawn to how thoughtful and caring I was, and I think that’s what made her want to spend more time with me. For me, it was her selfless spirit, her ability to make anyone feel welcome, and the way she never seemed to take a moment for granted. It didn’t happen overnight, but at some point, it became clear that we were more than just friends. And when it did, it just felt right—like this was exactly where we were meant to be. Looking back, I’m grateful for how everything came together. That first meeting may have been quiet, but it planted the seed for something far greater. And now, standing here today, I can honestly say I’ve found my Proverbs 31 woman—a true blessing from Jehovah. For that, I’ll always be thankful.