I did not make any serious plans. I thought we'd just keep texting each other in the long run. But after the very first date, he put up a second date, and a third... Shortly Jake introduced me to his buddies, and we began spending the weekend along with his own company. A couple of weeks after we were celebrating New Year's Eve with his loved ones. Six months later we moved in together, and a year after we were wed.
 
That is why I decided to try my luck on some dating site. I didn't pick for a long time. I picked the very first link that popped up in the search engine: the website https://www.blackdatingsite.net/blackpeoplemeet/ . Following a week of empty correspondence and a group of obscene photographs I started to communicate with one man. Communication began instantly. Though I was somewhat embarrassed that we would have to fulfill in actuality, we still saw each other. Jake was only a few years older than me, also worked all day and spent his evenings at the gym, therefore, odd as it might sound, our courses could cross a dating website. I didn't select my life's job right away. I researched at that point at philology and worked in ads, and such trips to classes were like a hobby and did not bring much cash. I had been good at clothes, because of my grandma, who had been educated as a seamstress. At home there were consistently heaps of stuff, designs, magazines. In my free time I examined my grandmother's workbooks, learned about styles, the way overlock stitches looked and what thread to use for different sorts of materials - it helped a lot when selecting clothes. I'm still learning; I have got three or four classes on Coursera this year. Not all of them are all about fashion, like I took a class in photography and design thinking.
 I heard a Great Deal of things other than just how to meet people. On the personal front, I didn't get along so I tried my luck to get a dating site.