It's Spring Break again-- time to let loose and relax after a strenuous school schedule. Whether you are able to travel or are just staying home, you're sure to have a good time during the break. Spring Break is definitely full of fun and games, and, if you're lucky, a bit of romance. For the lucky few in this article, Spring Break was a time they won't soon forget. We polled Kiwi users to get some of the most romantic spring break stories ever!
Rachel, 19, wasn't able to travel for Spring Break her freshman year of college due to money issues, but that doesn't mean she didn't have a good time. In fact, that was the year she met Cody. The two students had been talking during their Spanish class, but hadn't really taken things to that next level yet. They both ended up staying in the dorms for spring break and spent their days together "doing nothing really." They would sit and talk and get to know each other, tell each other funny stories, and throw Kix cereal into each other's mouths to pass the time. Rachel says, "It seems cliche, but we fell in love over spring break. I have never loved anyone as much as I love him." The two are still a couple to this day and next year plan to live together in Mexico for a year while attending school for a study abroad program.
Katie, 20, has a similar experience in dating a guy from her home town during Spring Break. Even though she wasn't able to travel, she met a guy she really had a good time with. They may not have lasted longer than the break, but she says that it was definitely memorable. Katie says, "It wasn't technically a spring break la-de-dah, we met on a beach romance, but I find those to be quick and fleeting."
Roxy, 17, was lucky enough to travel during Spring Break. She went out to California and met a guy on the beach. They ended up hooking up and spending a lot of time together. He lived on the water, so he was able to provide some information about local parties and things to do. She met all of his friends and "just chilled" together during the break. Roxy says that, "We still talk to this day. Whenever I go to California I visit him." They may be just friends now, but her short romance turned into a life-long friendship.
Rachel, 19, wasn't able to travel for Spring Break her freshman year of college due to money issues, but that doesn't mean she didn't have a good time. In fact, that was the year she met Cody. The two students had been talking during their Spanish class, but hadn't really taken things to that next level yet. They both ended up staying in the dorms for spring break and spent their days together "doing nothing really." They would sit and talk and get to know each other, tell each other funny stories, and throw Kix cereal into each other's mouths to pass the time. Rachel says, "It seems cliche, but we fell in love over spring break. I have never loved anyone as much as I love him." The two are still a couple to this day and next year plan to live together in Mexico for a year while attending school for a study abroad program.
Katie, 20, has a similar experience in dating a guy from her home town during Spring Break. Even though she wasn't able to travel, she met a guy she really had a good time with. They may not have lasted longer than the break, but she says that it was definitely memorable. Katie says, "It wasn't technically a spring break la-de-dah, we met on a beach romance, but I find those to be quick and fleeting."
Roxy, 17, was lucky enough to travel during Spring Break. She went out to California and met a guy on the beach. They ended up hooking up and spending a lot of time together. He lived on the water, so he was able to provide some information about local parties and things to do. She met all of his friends and "just chilled" together during the break. Roxy says that, "We still talk to this day. Whenever I go to California I visit him." They may be just friends now, but her short romance turned into a life-long friendship.
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