I assume most people have a really "bad" high school crush. I know I had mine...throughout school. Her name is Renee. She was in my classes some but I hardly ever spoke a word to her. I was intimidated by how cute she was...besides I was shy in high school. Anyways the reason I bring this topic up is because believe it or not I saw her 3 times last summer where I go to jog everyday in the woods, for the first time saw her in about 8 years. The first time I saw her last summer I said whoa that can't be her, but as soon as she smiled at me I realized it was her. Same smile, and she seemed, oddly enough to recognize me. She smiled at me like "I know you." I'm hoping to see her again this summer...and if I do maybe for once I can grow a pair and somehow start a convo and ask her out. With my luck she's engaged.
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We met at 16, went out for 3 years~he didn't mind that I wanted to stay a virgin for awhile~we never had sex. He was cute as anything, lettered in 3 sports, was super popular, belonged to one of the town's most reputable families. I couldn't believe he wanted a goofball geek like me. He died when I was 19 in a mountain climbing accident (he was 22.) I was the only one I knew to lose a friend my own age, it was awful. I still believe Danny looks over me today... 
Losing him was one of the defining moments of my life...
XOXO
Losing him was one of the defining moments of my life...XOXO
We met at 16, went out for 3 years~he didn't mind that I wanted to stay a virgin for awhile~we never had sex. He was cute as anything, lettered in 3 sports, was an MVP on the football team, super popular, belonged to one of the town's most reputable families. I couldn't believe he wanted a goofball geek like me. He died when I was 19 in a mountain climbing accident (he was 22.) I was the only one I knew to lose a friend my own age, it was awful. I still believe Danny looks over me today... Losing him was one of the defining moments of my life...
XOXO
Losing him was one of the defining moments of my life...XOXO
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My crush
My crush was Andrea, a girl in my same class that was beautiful, popular, a top gymnast and cheerleader, dad was a judge, mom a successful businesswoman...and, like everyone else thought of me as a "friend". I was tall and gangly (6'2, about 130 lbs.), kinda dorky and painfully shy, but very good at basketball, which kept me on the outer peremiter of the cool crowd...i was around the jocks, but not truly a part of the crew. Well, i ran into her a couple months ago...many years after graduation and boy did things change. She chunked out (not in the good "thick" way either), and looked worn out. I heard she actually had a breakdown in college due to a string of bad luck with men and dropped out of school and was working at a resraurant as a server. We chatted and she said she hardly reconized me because i changed so much...i am now about 250lbs, in good shape, and was driving a nice car. i told her about the 2 clubs i run and what was going on with me. She ended up asking me out...and i politely said NO. I told her i was busy and that if i was not good enough for her before, then i can't be good enough now. The look on her face was priceless...and i felt a small measure of redemption for a miserable high school life. Life was very good that day!
Still won't go to any reunions though...f*uck those a**holes!!
My crush was Andrea, a girl in my same class that was beautiful, popular, a top gymnast and cheerleader, dad was a judge, mom a successful businesswoman...and, like everyone else thought of me as a "friend". I was tall and gangly (6'2, about 130 lbs.), kinda dorky and painfully shy, but very good at basketball, which kept me on the outer peremiter of the cool crowd...i was around the jocks, but not truly a part of the crew. Well, i ran into her a couple months ago...many years after graduation and boy did things change. She chunked out (not in the good "thick" way either), and looked worn out. I heard she actually had a breakdown in college due to a string of bad luck with men and dropped out of school and was working at a resraurant as a server. We chatted and she said she hardly reconized me because i changed so much...i am now about 250lbs, in good shape, and was driving a nice car. i told her about the 2 clubs i run and what was going on with me. She ended up asking me out...and i politely said NO. I told her i was busy and that if i was not good enough for her before, then i can't be good enough now. The look on her face was priceless...and i felt a small measure of redemption for a miserable high school life. Life was very good that day!
Still won't go to any reunions though...f*uck those a**holes!!
