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Don Juan
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Alrightttt DJ's, let me start off by saying I don't find myself very attractive. Now, it sounds like I need a healthy dose of self confidence, but let me get to that later.
When I was a little tyke, I was friends with a girl named Chelsea. I'd known her since birth, and our families are closely tied in with each other. I'd go home with her, spend the night with her in the same room, you know stuff that was alright when I was little but wouldn't be acceptable now.
Anyways, somewhere along the lines of 9 years old we just kinda fell out of contact with eachother. She lives about 45 minutes away and I more or less forgot about her. 5 years later, I head on over to her house, and things were awkward at first but we started talking again, and I go over there every couple weeks or so. She's turned into a gorgeous girl, but she's not preppy at all.
We had a school dance the other night, and I sort of forgot about it and to avoid looking for a date, I decided to make it easy by just asking this girl to go with me. So we go, we slow dance twice and dance to the other songs, etc., we go home.
Edit: Whoops, forgot to 'get to it later' like I said. During the dance, a girl that hated me came up to me and asked me "how much I payed her." [my date quickly dealt with her dumb ass, she's kind of a beast at the whole **** talking thing.]
That got me thinking, then I go and I looked at the pictures I took of my date and myself, and I realized.. I am not very attractive at all. Talk about a hit to the self-confidence.
Haven't talked to her much since then, I think she's been pretty busy since she doesn't really text me back too much anymore. Either that or she's avoiding me.
Anyways, ever since this dance I've sort of thought about her more and more, and since the distance and our history makes a relationship sort of difficult, I just don't want to see her that way. I want a strong friendship with her, but not something one-itis obsessive that would end up pushing a life-long friend away.
Save me, DJ's.
When I was a little tyke, I was friends with a girl named Chelsea. I'd known her since birth, and our families are closely tied in with each other. I'd go home with her, spend the night with her in the same room, you know stuff that was alright when I was little but wouldn't be acceptable now.
Anyways, somewhere along the lines of 9 years old we just kinda fell out of contact with eachother. She lives about 45 minutes away and I more or less forgot about her. 5 years later, I head on over to her house, and things were awkward at first but we started talking again, and I go over there every couple weeks or so. She's turned into a gorgeous girl, but she's not preppy at all.
We had a school dance the other night, and I sort of forgot about it and to avoid looking for a date, I decided to make it easy by just asking this girl to go with me. So we go, we slow dance twice and dance to the other songs, etc., we go home.
Edit: Whoops, forgot to 'get to it later' like I said. During the dance, a girl that hated me came up to me and asked me "how much I payed her." [my date quickly dealt with her dumb ass, she's kind of a beast at the whole **** talking thing.]
That got me thinking, then I go and I looked at the pictures I took of my date and myself, and I realized.. I am not very attractive at all. Talk about a hit to the self-confidence.
Haven't talked to her much since then, I think she's been pretty busy since she doesn't really text me back too much anymore. Either that or she's avoiding me.
Anyways, ever since this dance I've sort of thought about her more and more, and since the distance and our history makes a relationship sort of difficult, I just don't want to see her that way. I want a strong friendship with her, but not something one-itis obsessive that would end up pushing a life-long friend away.
Save me, DJ's.