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BSO Couples: Arvin Rubio and Angela Masajo

 

 

How long have you been together?

We’ve been together for three and a half years.

 

Most memorable date?

Angela: We rarely went on dates because we’re poor. The most memorable date for me was our first date when we watched a movie and ate at the Japanese place at the food court in the mall. It was a typical high school date kind of thing. It took us months to actually go on a date alone.

 

What is the best thing about your significant other?

Angela: I would say the best thing about him is his patience. He seems to know when and how to deal with me when I’m sad or angry. Which is a lot. I probably have anger issues. Oh and he’s kind of funny sometimes, I guess.

 

Arvin: I guess the best thing about Angela for me would be that she keeps me grounded. If there’s ever a time that I want to give up on something that’s really important, she kind of just snaps me back into focus and I feel like I have to finish whatever I started. Or if I’m ever feeling really down about something or I feel like I’m not good enough, she’s always there make me feel better.Oh and she can cook really well. Not to be sexist, I just can’t do anything properly in a kitchen besides taste test. So this is very important to me.

 

What is the worst?

Angela: The worst thing about this guy is when he plays League. I think it’s pointless.

 

Arvin: Her temper. Oh my God, please don’t hurt me after you see this.

 

How do you keep your relationship strong?

Angela: We watch A LOT of shows together, like Doctor Who, New Girl, etc. We also like to make food when we have money and time. I think we keep our relationship going because we talk about everything. We don’t let any of our problems just slide by and actually talk about it. We try to fix our problems right away before it gets worse. We were never really the couple who disgustingly made googly eyes at each other or stuff like that in public. He’s not just considered my “significant other,” but my best friend as well. *cue barfing*

 

Arvin: I think something just in general to keep relationships strong is to keep as much of it as you between just the two of you. It’s hard enough to maintain a relationship with one person, so to like post things about your significant other on Facebook or whatever your crazy kids use these days just makes things worse because then you start to bring in a lot of unnecessary people into your relationship.Also, a very important thing I’ve learned through Angela is knowing when you’re wrong and knowing when to stop arguing and just say sorry. Sometimes, staying up until 3 in the morning to play League of Legends with your buddies is not worth the amount of pain that is waiting for you.

How did you meet?

Angela: I honestly don’t remember how I met him. I just knew him as the guy who was in my freshman Engineering class, so I added him on Facebook so I could ask someone for help if I needed it. I started to notice him second semester because my friend told me we’d look cute together. Being the girl that I am, I started to overthink it and ended up developing feelings for him when we started talking more; he friend zoned me after that. I was so angry with him that I slapped his glasses off his face. 

 

We ended up together anyway.

 

Arvin: In April of 2009, I visited my soon-to-be high school for an introduction to what life there would be like. I followed around a freshman at Bartlett High School for a day, and Angela did too. Both of our freshman buddies had gym during the same period and this is the first time that I ever noticed her. For the rest of the summer, I always thought of this girl in the back of my head and I even saw her during freshman orientation. And then she friend zoned me for the rest of the year. Once she started to develop feelings for me, I friend zoned her because I was hung up on this one girl still. But then I figured out that that girl was a slut and Angela was kind of cool. So I asked her out on August 6th, 2010.

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