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I am a grown woman (31) and I am not dysfunctional, but I sometimes get silly crushes on things most others find a bit goofy for my age, especially now that I am no longer a college kid. Why? Simple. Escapism. I love to dream and explore and experience the world both physically and cerebrally in a manner that is almost childlike in its exuberance. All of this helps me weather stressful times and entertains me when I have little to be smiling about, or brightens up an otherwise uneventful day. It can even just be an additive to an already spectacular moment.
Above you will find my current crush. He is 19 years old, age-inappropriate and a celebrity, so unreachable. He also lives on another continent, and for all I know, he has lots of plastic surgery and wears pounds of makeup, and doesn't look this hot (or didn't) at other times in his life.
I don't care.
Do you have crushes like this yourself? If so, please tell me about them. Also, feel free to comment on my crush's looks and fuel the fangirling. They say don't feed the troll, but you should feed this. I promise to feed back.

My supervisor has 3 children, an 8 year-old girl and two 11 year-old twin boys. The girl has been always kicking, passing and touching the ball from an early age. Unfortunately not many girls are into that so she plays with boys her age for the meantime; winning some.

The parents tried to get her brothers motivated into playing soccer but they have no interest and aren't great either. Only the girl seems natural at it and loves it. She wants to be a soccer player and participate in the Fifa women's world cup in the future.

Basically their daughter is doing what they would've wished their sons were great at. If your were the parent would you feel bad if only your girl was good with the ball but not your son (s)?