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We want your Greenville meet cute stories for an experiment

With Valentine’s Day rapidly approaching, we want to share the love — specifically, your love. Share your Greenville meet cute stories with us. We have something special planned for them.

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Cheers to your love, Greenville. | Photo by @brittany.lapin

You trust us, right? You know we love you, Greenville, and we’re asking you to go out on a limb here for us. We want to hear your sappiest, cutest, most romantic Greenville meet cute stories to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Here’s the catch: We can’t tell you why... yet.

We promise it’s nothing nefarious, but it would spoil the Valentine’s Day surprise if we did. We won’t alter it in any way, and we won’t publish it anywhere other than our newsletter. Think of it as a scientific experiment.

Share your meet cute story with us. We want as many details as you’re comfortable giving. What color shirt you were wearing, exactly where it happened, what season it was, etc. We can’t wait to celebrate your love with you.

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