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[Jorshamo]

So I think I found a new thought. I couldn't find it on the face of the internet, so I thought I'd let you fine fellows know.

"She became caught up in a new romance recently" I found this through the DFHack labor manager (which is amazing by the way), seeing two dwarves with incredibly high happiness (350ish, when the third highest was 136).
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Both dwarves have this thought in their thought history.
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"Ablel Lolokugut... ...became caught up in a new romance recently"
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Uvash Tulonbetan... ...became caught up in a new romance recently"
Both dwarves are also list as lovers in each other's relationship page.

e: Wow I'm dumb. I never saw the message anywhere because I was searching with the wrong message. aaaagh

Thoughts? I can't remember ever seeing a relationship start in a fort before. The occasional marriage, sure, but not this.

[Necrisha]

It's pretty common in my forts and saved me from a couple of tantrum spirals. Just wait till one has a baby- then you'll really see happiness skyrocket.

[rawrcakes]

It's moderately common, yes, although it used to be far more common before. Since historical figures are usually already hitched when they migrate to the fort now, unlike before, chances of people actually entering the "lovers" stage and not just being married, is pretty infrequent. That said, I suppose you should get that thought a bunch on subsequent generations of your fort, if it survives that long.

[Loud Whispers]

So I think I found a new thought. I couldn't find it on the face of the internet, so I thought I'd let you fine fellows know.

Well OP, every thought is new.

[Wastedlabor]

Disregarded. 

[Gaybarowner]

keeping dwarves of the opposit sex idle in a room causes chances of more than friend relationships I dislike relationships to some poiny if one dies they all die I say

[Loud Whispers]

keeping dwarves of the opposit sex idle in a room causes chances of more than friend relationships I dislike relationships to some poiny if one dies they all die I say

This sentence terrifies me, for unknown syntactical reasons.

[Catsup]

you'll pay for the new "happiness" the dwarves gained later though, in the form of baby/child grinders in order to get rid of the parasitic mini-nobles. Or at least payment in the form of effort (child-smasher bridge and slabs).