Ok so here's the thing.When I joined high school my older brother was in sixth form college at my school (4yrs between us) anyway I had huge crush on his best mate, I used to take photos of him, try and see him at lunch breaks, swoon and die if he ever spoke to me (you know those crushes you have at 12yrs-14yrs old). So my brother is still best mates with him and have seen him lots of times since normally at family birthday parties so its him his wife and kids. But last night was my birthday met my brother and this best mate for drinks after work, had a great night, such a good laugh. This best mate told me how much I had blossomed and looked fantastic.now I'd NEVER do anything with him cause I am not that sort of person.but how great did I feel when my old high school crush (who still looks hot even 20 years on) tells me I look great - I did feel like a teenager again! So do we ever get over our crushes or is it that normally we just never see them ever again?
My first real crush was a girl from 7th grade who I never got the guts to tell her how I felt because all my guy friends didn't like her and said all these bad things about her. She was in 2 of my 6 classes and honestly I was so infatuated with her that the thought of seeing her in class everyday was what kept me from skipping school. Her name was Faith Bennett. It doesn't matter now I suppose because we ended up moving away from there at the end of the school year, but I often wonder whether things would be different for me now if I had gotten up the guts to approach my 7th grade crush. Maybe that little insignificant moment would have drastically changed my life like in the movie Mr. Destiny. Maybe I would be more comfortable with girls now if I had just ignored my friends then and went for her.
Its like cancer, it goes into remission but it never goes away completely. Not a happy example but the closest to what its really like. I got over mine to the point where I can be friendly and civil around them but it one of my crushes was to come around asking me to do something, it would be hard to say no. mostly I think we just don't see them again.
Last time I met my first highschool crush I got a reminiscence of my passion for her. The feelings really fade but I still remember how it felt, I was somehow confused, when got the note, that she had married someone. So, I say, we don't get over completely, unless we spend much time involved in romantic relationship with our crush of the past, or find find that special one and stop caring about the past
me personally, yes, because honestly I have no idea why I was into these loserish overweight type guys when I was at that age where I started to like guys. but now I look back on it and I now think what the hell was I thinking lol. so yea I am totally over my first boyfriend. trust me. I survived the heartbreak of him now wanting to play WoW for the rest of his life lol.
well, sounds so much like me. I had a terrible crush on my mom's collegue's son when in my high school, its been 10 years now, and I still think of him DAILY, not a single day passed since I saw him when I did not think of him. Of course, now I don't have that intense hormonal rush when I think of him, but I'm sure the fire is not very hard rekindle, only if he reciprocates back and talks those oh-so-sweet tings with me. The reason that he did not reciprocate my feelings for him made me move past him, I did not want anymore of my emotional investment on hm in vain. but yeah, I think of him everyday, to this day.
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