I met the love of my life on my doorstep! I was crashing at my mums for a while while it was on the market. He came and brought the house. My dad often reminds us he should of charged extra for him to get the daughter too.

Hahaha its definitely not the best 'How we met' story, but when I first met my man, I really didnt like him. The company he was keeping totally turned me off. But as one of my best friends was flatting with him, I spent the next three years getting to know him and when I realised I liked him, I was soooooooooooo nervous and didnt know how to break the ice. So one night I blurted out that I knew I wasnt good enough for him and would he be happy with FWB... He said thanks but no thanks and how about you come around for dinner tomorrow night? Three years later and we have never been happier :P He has since told me that he was watching me all that night and was trying to figure out how to ask me out. The FWB thing was kinda random and he wasnt into it, but it showed him that I felt the same way so in a weird way it worked!

Hmm.... my deeply romantic "how did you end up together?" story is still in the making. Check back with me in a few months.... it'll make for either a very happy or a very sad tale!

My folks met while acting in a play, playing an engaged couple :-) When they married there was actually a newspaper report about 'Actors marry for real'

Well I don't know many good stories on the "how we meet" I met my partner when we were both 15, I was friends with his sister but met him thru a friend of mine (before I knew he was my other friends brother) we were together for a few months then I moved away:(

I then caught up with him 4years later and we got back together and here we are... Somethings are meant to be:)

Met a guy once who worked at a library during university who liked my selection of borrowed books. So pretended to ask for my contact details to "update the system" then ended up calling me a week later to inform me I had unpaid library fines and that they needed to be paid immediately. I went to the library to argue that it was a mistake. He asked me about a book I had borrowed and then if I was free for a coffee later....ended up going out for 5 months and I managed to develop a bad habit of never returning library books on time.

Met my (now ex) husbo in an orchestra pit, making eyes over a Mozart symphony...

....well, I can't add any great stories here I'm afraid, the significant relationships in my life started: (1)at school (2)at the pub (3)at the pub (4)at work (5)online....how average am I?!!

"I didn't need to ask my colleague from Timaru how he met his wife; I reckon they're probably related and met at a family reunion."

That's how we roll in Timaru!

My parents went to the same primary school and high school, then got married and have been that way for 40 years. In a lot of ways, that's really weird to me. Nice, I suppose, but weird nonetheless.