I met my fiancé the
summer before going to the University of Nebraska. We hit it off from the
beginning and really enjoyed each others company. While we do have much in
common she lived out in the country while I was from the city and this help
shape some of our experiences. Along with this was the common difference in
many heterosexual couples is that I tended to see things from a
"mans" perspective and she saw it through a "women's"
perspective.
The first dialect I will
be looking at is the differences-similarities. One of the big things that has
helped or relationship is that we help each other relax when one is stressed
and help motivate one another when we need it.
The second dialect is
privileged-disadvantage. My fiancé’s family was better off than mine finically
and therefore she was able to have had more vacations, better house etc. but
this did not have a bug impact on our relationship. While her family may have
been better off due to how the school districts were set up she actually ended
going to a worse school than I. We both had some advantages and disadvantages
in our lives that made us different but yet these differences are part of our
great relationship.
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