Raise your hand if you've fallen in love -- or MORE in love -- in Negril

[caz]

My husband and I met in Jamaica in 1978 have been married 35 years this past January. Raised 3 kids who love Negril just like their mom and dad. We will be heading back to Negril next week, lot has changed but much has not. We still love like we did back then, consider ourselves to be the luckiest people we know to have found a lasting love.

[Sarita]

My husband proposed to me in Negril 5 years ago on Feb 12 on our first trip. Heading back for the 3rd time next week. Can't wait! Such a magical place.

[Lola]

We met on my first visit and first hour on the beach in 2001. I was super-cautious so we were friends a couple years before I began coming to see him. Each of us had responsibilities at home and migration wasn’t in the cards. I tried to visit a couple times a year although once more than a year passed. Texting became an exquisite lifeline. In 2009 I was determined to make a 3-month visit. With some adjustments everyone back home got along without me, so I kept planning the next long stay. That’s when we really began to know the person we’d fallen in love with and I started thinking about living here. 160-character texting is still our primary communication whenever we are apart

[frankk]

My wife and I married on Bloody Bay beach in 1995 - was very lovely before those awful RIU properties were built. We still come to enjoy Negril with fond memories. We celebrate our anniversary on Valentines Day

[rosalie]

Fred stripe sounds like you have never been in love

[Fred Stripe]

I fall in love every day when I look in the mirror.