Last impressions from Pride Parade Munich, June 22nd, 2024.
The one on the last photo is my ex-gf (one of my best friends and my wife's BFF, let's call her A--). What's so beautiful about this is that she was my last GF before I met my wife, and when I met my future wife, this beautiful woman and I had separated (ended our relationship) but because we loved and respected each other so much and because finding a new affordable place in Munich was so difficult even in those days, we had decided to continue living together - but as roommates.
The one rule was that neither of us ever brings someone romantic to our home. And we both stuck to it - all the time. Even after I had met my future wife (who knew about my agreement and arrangement with A--, which she thought a bit ... unusual, but who cares).
And then, one day, this amazing woman, A--, says: "You know Imdat, I know we have this agreement, but I think I'd be ok if you bring her home once." - so I did - my future wife came home to my place, met A--, we had a nice evening at our place, and I remember then going to bed at around 2am in the morning while those two women were still chatting, drinking, and having fun and getting to know each other.
And since then, they are BFFs.
The last photo is so beautiful - everybody who saw it (including #LoveOfMyLife) absolutely adored that photo. I think this photo shows how much A-- and I still love each other. And yes, she keeps telling both of us, my wife and me, how much we mean to her.
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