Thinking about dating a Mississippian? Check out the list below so you’ll know exactly what you’re getting in to. And I must warn you, it’s pretty great.
- Family is very important in Mississippi; so forget meeting just the parents, you’ll be meeting the entire clan.
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- And before long you’ll feel like part of the group since Southern families are so welcoming.
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- Chivalry is very much still alive. And it’s awesome.
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- It’s just a matter of time before your dates consist of Sunday morning church service.
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- It is also very likely that fishing, mud riding, or other outdoor activities will become the norm when it comes to dates.
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- Which won’t be a problem since Mississippi girls are pretty tough.
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- You’ll have to pick a side when it comes to college football…and hopefully it’s the right one.
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- There’s a good chance hunting season will have an effect on the amount of time you spend together.
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- Mississippians are known for their traditional lifestyles and good values so loyalty will be given…but is definitely expected in return.
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- It’s no secret that Mississippians can cook, so expect to be treated to some of the best food you’ve ever tasted.
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- Mississippians are no strangers to county fairs, and chances are you won’t be for too long.
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- Mississippians are proud of their state, so visiting their home town is inevitable. This means you’ll get to see your love’s old stomping grounds and probably meet some childhood friends.
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- Lastly, if you make fun of their home state, it’ll be over faster than you can get to the first crooked letter when spelling “Mississippi.”
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Have anything to add to this list? Share you comments in the section below.
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Krista Guenin /Flickr
nsuengineer06/Flickr
RebelNation1947/Flickr
Kansas Tourism/Flickr
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Still the Oldie/Flickr
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