First love. How was it? Was the experience at the moment worth it? Warmth comfort? I am wondering what my fellow homies feel about it <3.

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What was your first love? It doesn't have to be your first relationship with a hooman. Love is crafted in many different and magical ways <3

Mine was my first doggo Aqua <3 she was my best friend. And always when I came home being sadge......She would immediately make me feel better. I and my roommate called her the

DOPAMINE DOGE<3 my true first love. Aqua!!!! Anywhoo I wish to hear about yalls first ever loving relationship with a being <3 and as always


STAY GROOOOOOOVY <3 love yall so so much <3 aaaah no cap!!!!!!
 
My first love, my mother, there is no person in the world that will outshine my mother, she is my caregiver, she is a person I will always look up to, make her proud, work hard for her, I would do anything in the world to hug my mom, The memories I've had with her couldn't have been better, she has always been there for me and i will always credit her for it. I have felt comfortable with her, despite all the challenges I've faced during my time alive, SHE was there for me, she was there who was never against me, amongst THOUSANDS she would be the only one to be there for me, Please if you have the time, I truly recommend to hug and kiss your mom when you get the chance, maybe it won't be tomorrow, or today but one day she won't be here anymore. Love you Mom ❤️
(My Dad included)
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My first love, my mother, there is no person in the world that will outshine my mother, she is my caregiver, she is a person I will always look up to, make her proud, work hard for her, I would do anything in the world to hug my mom, The memories I've had with her couldn't have been better, she has always been there for me and i will always credit her for it. I have felt comfortable with her, despite all the challenges I've faced during my time alive, SHE was there for me, she was there who was never against me, amongst THOUSANDS she would be the only one to be there for me, Please if you have the time, I truly recommend to hug and kiss your mom when you get the chance, maybe it won't be tomorrow or today but one day she won't be here anymore. Love you, Mom ❤️
(My Dad included)
(A picture years back..)
To be grateful to those beings who will give you love no matter what is priceless...ima give my momma a huge kiss for her putting up with my BS!..... And if anyone has a caregiver or a person who taught them TRUE LOVE.....please return and be loving <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
<3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

ty aln for the reminder <3 :D
 
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I'm currently crafting a beautiful friendship. Which is feeling a lot like love <3 my homies make me feel like this life is worth living.

One of my Goals is that I can get a friend who reminds me of the BEAR necessity. Which will come to you <3 <3 <3


 
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So I should be going to bed but I felt like writing something. Prepare for quite the read. Grab a box of raisins or a string cheese or something and settle down for a vent and hallmark holiday special.
I am 18. I have never dated (Woah) I made a promise to myself and my superiors that I would not date in high school, never even considered it an option nor wanted to in middle school (Nobody should IMO) BUT I have had a different crush every year of schooling until high school (For international readers, I mean from grades kindergarten (age 6) to 8th (age 13/14) being before high school). That is a lot of people.

In high school, though, about halfway through 9th grade (age 15) I met this girl. We shall call her Madeline. I chose this name because I have never known anyone near my age named that so none of my IRL friends can use this to get my tea. Anyway. Said girl is a year older than me, in 10th grade. Very pretty, smart, charismatic, well-liked amongst peers and adults alike, same values, neither of us wanted kids at the time (Interesting story as to how that came up), parents love me (Present tense intentionally) good friends with her older brother,,, everything right, right? Right. Anyway, I liked her for three years, and thought at one point "This is the girl I want to marry someday." Now I don't know if she ever liked me during that time, but I don't think she did. I know we were really good friends, and honestly, at the time we considered each other siblings, and that's all we are now and all we will ever be. You see, Madeline called me "Little brother" enough on this one school trip in Feb of 2021 that I knew it was over and I had no chance. The crush was off and on with that realization for about 4 more months before I finally gave up, her being graduated and me not seeing her like... ever. I don't like anybody for about a year. Romantically, I mean.

Enter: Camp. This summer, I went to a 2 week camp in the northern part of my state. At this camp, I met this girl. This is the girl I consider my first love... because my relationship with her felt so much more real and true and right and romantic than anything I felt around Madeline. We will call her Jeanette. Honestly, I don't like that name, but her name was very pretty and honestly... very very very unique. We arrive at the camp on Sunday. Check in, activities, classes (Educational camp because I'm a nerd). Monday - passed. Tuesday - passed. Wednesday - I met Jeanette while standing in line to sign up for rock climbing. I am an extrovert. I am completely comfortable talking to literally anyone. I see this girl, she's pretty, wearing a green dress and I told her it looked great. Next thing I know, she turns to look at me and her eyes - the prettiest, crispest blue eyes you will ever see on a human (Only ever seen prettier on a shock white husky that lives down the street from me). I talked to her for like 5 mins in the line, signed up, and went about my business.
Funny story. We never exchanged names. I am good at talking to people, but I was so taken aback by her confident and upbeat nature (Not overwhelmingly so, she's actually an introvert) that I never introduced myself. Thursday - We sat together at lunch (With a group, she had met my friend Michael who I had met on Tuesday). Afterward, we went rock climbing. I actually introduced myself there while we were climbing together and she told me her name. A better name than Jeanette. Over the hour and a half we were there, I forgot her name twice and mispronounced it twice more. I decided I might like this girl. She's pretty, we have similar values - I think, she's very smart, easy to make laugh, interested in what I have to say, caring, is questioning, and is decently close to my age. Now, I know all too well how asking a girl for her number is very very clearly making a move. So, on the bus ride back from rock climbing I'm thinking How the heck do I get this girl's number without seeming forward. I want to get to know her better but how the heck do I ask f- "Hey, [Redacted], can I have your number so I can add you to a group chat with Jamison and Jeanette? Michael asks. Lifesaver. The man got her number and made a group chat. A simple action of asking "Aight who is who" in the chat and I'm aces away.

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Hope you like it. I shot her a text like "Yo." Actually I might be able to go find it. Okay no we texted a LOT and that's a lot of scrolling. Nevermind I searched for a word that was likely in my first few tests and I'm a genius. My first sentence was "Heyo." and she said "Ey" We (Camp roommates and Michael) had invited her to

Crap reading back on this makes me feel sick with sadness. Uhhhh. Foreshadowing. No no I can keep going, keep reading

her to come on a hike with us after rock climbing (Found the date, June 9th). We talked a bunch on said hike but my throat started feeling a bit sore. Friday I went down. It was probably COVID... I was out for 6 days I think and we texted each other a LOT. Like a LOT. Usually I don't text people that much and I have to text people first a lot so it def stood out to me how often she texted me first. Which was attractive. Plus she made some really intelligent jokes and references and I'm like. Dang, you cute. So by this point, spending time with me and my group of friends, she's picked up on the fact that I say "I love you" to everyone I have a positive view of. I love everyone, and I tell them that. (For the record, I also love those who I don't have a positive view of, but telling them that tends to weird them out or make them mad so I don't.) So by this point, I am cool with saying that to her and her not immediately going "Oh he's in love with me" because even tho I def am and get butterflies around her and want to talk to her constantly and want to be with her always and want to hug and hold her forevermore... she don't know that. Heh. Aaaaaanyway. Back up and at them as of probably the next Tuesday, so we started eating together again and talked a bunch. Of course, I told my roomies about this and they were totally supportive of it. In fact, my roomie Justin said he's got 5 USD for the first of us guys to kiss a girl on the trip. (You see my Canadian roomie Kyle had a crush on this one girl and was making moves too and ofc he's got no US money so he wants that for the souvenir lol) Now I'm a good boi, I ain't gonna kiss a girl I'm not dating so I was pretty sure the money was Kyle's if anybody's (He did get it btw, he kissed her cheek on the last day and told her it was a traditional Canadian farewell ritual 😂 ). Now, the first Tuesday of the week, a few of the counselors put on swing dancing. I know how to swing dance, but I was scared to just ask a woman to dance with me, especially because I know only a few moves. One of the guys at the camp, Ricardo, liked it so much that (To the overwhelming approval of the camp body, including the counsellors) he got a bunch of JBL speakers, linked them up and put them on the patio and had swing dancing every night from 11 to midnight. Of course, I was sick for a while, but by Tuesday I was better so Tuesday night we went climbing again and spent a great time there then I finally worked up the courage to ask her to dance. That was one of the best feelings, I remember shaking with the nerves, while my roomies look at us knowingly but as soon as my hands touched hers and her eyes locked with mine I was fine. No shaking, no nerves, I knew I was where I needed to be and that no matter how I did, we would have fun. She never took her eyes off me (Except that time I spun her into somebody) and we danced the whole time. I am so unprecedently in love with this girl I don't know what to do with myself. Wednesday, together, ended dancing. Thursday, together, ended dancing.

Now I'm going to interject real quick to tell you about how this camp ends, schedule-wise. On Friday morning, we have classes and a closing ritualistic list of announcements and activities, we go off with our discussion groups and our leader picks something for us to do (We went to Sunset Rock and took some great pictures) then our parents come up for the closing ceremony and talent show (Which is actually impressive as it's interesting people from all over the country). Then the parents leave and we stay, then we leave Sat morning. So I have this in my mind when I'm thinking about how I'm going to tell her. Whether I'm going to tell her. You see, I'm so conscious of hurting her and I'm also afraid of failure.

Because of this, I think on Thursday that I might should not continue dropping hints or anything or saying I love you so often and I called her "Sis" a few times because I knew that even if I told her... it probably wouldn't work out. You see she lives 16 hours away from me and we met at camp. Plus, we talked about college and we have very different plans. I want private, she wants public. She'd be willing to go to college in the south, but she doesn't like the schools in my state. Anyway, I'm thinking I should not get either of our hopes up.

Friday. The last day. Classes, rituals, parents arrive, I introduce them, announcements, diplomas, talent show, then, by popular vote, they pull out the big speakers and take us to the big patio and we dance. This was one of the most emotionally and romantically charged experiences of my life. Because I knew that I might never see her again. I spent as much time with her as I could then, when the music had become more poppity and we were tired of that and she said she had a headache, we went to a bench away from the music and just talked for like 20 minutes.
Then it got quiet.

And I thought Oh gosh. I can't just like. Experience all of this and not tell her. Even if we don't date, even if she doesn't feel the same way, even if we can't see each other again, I need to just tell her. So I told her. And about halfway in, she started crying. Now I know a lot of women, and I am very good friends with a lot of women. I do not understand women and I did not read this as any sort of clear sign of anything. So I continue. I tell her how I feel, how I've been trying to communicate that, how I don't know if it would work and how I love her in that way and how I don't know how she feels and she doesn't need to feel the same way... "You don't even need to tell me how you feel, it's okay to just cry"
and then she said the most romantic thing I've ever heard someone say
Quietly "You stupid idiot, can't you see I'm crying? Of course I love you."

So we talked for a little while longer, we talked about how long I've liked her, when I first knew, what hints I was dropping, what my friends knew, what her friends knew (Her small group and they were rooting for it. Some of them even asked about me months afterward), when she liked me (At climbing as well lol) and midnight curfew arrived too soon. After getting back to our rooms, we realized we never took a selfie together so we sent each other pictures of us still wearing our dress formals for the ceremony. We texted until like 1AM.
Saturday morning we spent as much time with each other as we could, she had to leave at 10 for her flight so I woke up early to spend time with her. We talked about how we would keep this going. We decided not to date yet, to just be friends with potential over text until we decided it could work. This was also due to her very very protective parents (Red flag). Her parents delegated that no boy from camp was to text her without their permission. This is kind of reasonable but like... they made it really hard to get their permission. More to come. We talked about boundaries as if we were dating, just to have them established in case we did end up in-person dating, goals, things like that.

When she left, I had to wait like 40 hours for her parents to finally respond with permission for me to text her. Pain. Unfortunately, they did say we can't call or facetime. But. I, madly in love, think it's worth it. We talked, looking at my Screen Time, for at least 3 hours a day over text. She began to get in trouble for texting me so much so we had to text less. Plus, her parents didn't like me saying "I love you" so we started saying "iykyk." We called once because I thought she said her parents approved it but she was using a sketchy loophole so I told her we shouldn't. During this time, we talked about plans if we were to be married but like... never calling it that. Clearly planning our lives around each other but not ever saying we were. Our relationship somehow actually strengthened over text. We grew more comfortable with each other and more transparent and it went excellently, contrary to the expectations of everyone who has ever had a long-distance relationship.
I have been distracted by someone texting me about Star Wars so the quality of my previous writing-fervor-motivated lexications will now depreciate.
I, after leaving, immediately made her a playlist on Spotify called SMITTEN. The playlist had the number of songs that was the numbers of her birthday + the number of my birthday. For example (Not real) 3-22 + 8-18 = 3+22+8+18=51 and then 51 would be the number of songs in the playlist. The icon was a picture of the rock we would sit and talk on. For that picture, I texted my counselor who was still there the day after and gave him instructions on how to find it and take a picture of it. It had a bunch of love songs. She, then, made a playlist called Smitten (The Response) where she put her love songs with the thumbnail as a picture my parents took of the group of students dancing on Friday night. I then made a playlist called "Lost in those blue eyes" of all of the songs I thought described our situation best.
Then, I used an editing software to take all of the choruses of those songs and cut them together into basically a mixtape. I called it Lost In Her Eyes. Here it is, if you're curious.
Anyway, she listened to that like every day. We had a thematic song: I Can't Help Falling In Love With You by Elvis Presley that we had different versions of (There's like 8 good ones) interspersed throughout all of the playlists. I am of the opinion that all couples should have that thing for them that is special. The thing where you can say that one thing or do that one thing and your partner and they only know how much you love them. This is especially the case for me, being that I say I love you platonically to a lot of people so I need something to be like "I love you more than anyone else, dear."
Which reminds me, every night. Every night for our entire relationship, I said either "Goodnight dearest Jeanette" or "Goodnight darling" because I am a romantic like that. I had planned to take my mashup song, edit all of the romantic texts we sent each other and make one of those like kinetic typography things with them. Every morning I sent her a picture of me smiling from the day before (Cuz morning uggo) and a different romantic message image I found on Google.
My dad said, when I asked him for advice (Among other things) that I should, above all, keep in mind that this could very well be someone's wife that I'm talking to and that if this relationship ends, make sure that there's nothing I do or say that I can regret. With that in mind, I wanted to take it really slow. We jumped in fast, but we weren't moving fast at all. This is how all of my relationships, both romantic and platonic, end up going.
September. We had just celebrated 3 months (With a huzzah text... that's kinda it.) of like... not dating? Anyway, I was getting tired of just texting. I still love this girl dearly and I want to talk to her, to see her face. We've been "together" long enough that her parents should be good to talk to me and get to know me, right?

So I texted her dad, asking for a 30 minute zoom call to get to know him and so he can get to know me. Up until this point, he has been ignoring Jeanette's requests to get to know me. They do not have a good relationship (Red flag). He's not abusive, but they just aren't near close. Her mom asks about me sometimes but can't say we can call because he's in charge, naturally.
Next thing I know, she texts me, saying her parents have told her she has to friend zone me and we need to wait 5 years to date. I told her I'm okay with that, but then she started being rude to me over the next week so I was forced to cut it off. I don't want to be bullied by the woman I love for 5 years just for it to change at the end of that. And I now we haven't talked since September 22, 2022. Since then, I almost dated another girl and now I'm alone and fine with that.


And that's the story of my first love.

I just wish you could tell me what you’re thinking. (I thought she might not be actually being rude... her parents read her texts so I felt like I couldn't believe her words and my mom even at one point thought it might be her mom texting me from Jeanette's number) It seems crazy to me that you’d go so fast from bemoaning our distance to talking to me like it is a formality. Thats a sure fire way to unintentionally end the relationship…but I’m no better because I’m not comfortable anymore, worried I’ll say something wrong. Idek what I want…I want you to say that while it’s a good idea to not dive into this headfirst, backing this far off is extreme. It seems like you agree with all of this and I can’t believe that. I wish I heard a sorry or a “this hurts” …here’s mine. I’m sorry that this happened and yeah it may be good but it also could easily ruin this great thing we may have down the line. This hurts.
 
Hahahahaha that def didn't take 2 hours to write. Good gracious. I was gonna wake up at 9 but that's obviously not happening now.
I can't even write a TL;DR now. Heh. A note to anyone who reads that whole book above: I'd be amused by your attempts to write a TL;DR. Your word count is between 3 and 8 sentences of no fewer than 5 applicable words each. Don't be reductive. Lol. Goodnight ✌️
 
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So, I've only ever been in one real relationship.

I had met her through school, which I was taking online. This is before the pandemic, so there really weren't a whole lot of public schools doing online schooling, and they didn't really have a good handle on communicating, So me and a few others got together and we were gonna make a discord for the school so students could communicate and whatnot and have a semblance of social interaction with their classmates. We didn't really have much support from the school, so it basically was just friends getting together and going nowhere fast.

My classmate had invited her to the discord, and we all kinda vibed together, and things were nice.

One day outta the blue, she says she thinks she likes me. I kinda told her to pump the breaks because I just met her, and we got to know each other. We spent a ton of time talking and eventually after a couple of months of being friends, we were at the I love you stage. From that moment on, it really felt like I was a different person. Some of y'all may know me, but none of you have seen me when I was in love. I have never once been happier, nor in better spirits, it was part of what helped me out of the rut I was in when it came to life. Now, We had one major problem, she lived across the state from me, and getting together just wasn't something we could do commonly. We had been talking online and of course, had seen each other over video calls, but the first time I got to meet face-to-face, she had arranged to travel across the state for my and my sister's birthday party. (I had known about it, she wanted it to be a secret, but the cat kinda was outta the bag). From there, our relationship grew and I hadn't known a happier time in my life. It was the best thing that had ever happened to a poor sap like me. We dated for a few years, and we were a great couple. She was over at quite a few family gatherings and was one of the family. Everyone who knew us really knew us as an inseparable couple. You'll probably notice by now, I am using the past tense in a lot of this post. Despite everything, the love I showed her, how much love existed, it didn't last, and unfortunately, right at the height of our relationship things kinda fell apart.

I had finally decided that this was the person whom I had wanted to spend the rest of my life with, who was the yin to my yang, and I loved very, very much. We had talked about marriage in the past, and we had agreed that we wouldn't do so for a few years, but I had decided that even if I had to wait a few years, this was the person. She also had multiple times said she was interested in marriage and we had discussed it multiple times, even agreed we should. I asked her for her ring size. This I guess was when she couldn't bear to tell me the truth. She had been cheating on me for a month or so and was leaving, right as I was at least gonna propose. She never even had the courage to say it, that she didn't love me anymore, I hadn't heard her voice a few weeks beforehand because she had told me she needed some mental space because she had a friend she was talking down from suicide, which turned out to be a lie.

I was heartbroken, I have since moved on and haven't been in a relationship since. I'm still searching, because despite everything I haven't given up on love.

I am redacting a decent bit of info, out of both of our's privacy, and I am trying to keep it to just the good bits and why it stopped. I'm not saying we were perfect, especially to the end we had a rough spot as it was, and that's when I expect the cheating started. I know lots of people want to play it like they were the perfect match, I wasn't perfect, but I showed her nothing but love, gave her every inch of my time I could spare, and did everything I could. I am a flawed person and if for whatever reason she sees this, I accepted mine and worked on them. She wouldn't even return my DSi I had let her borrow. Our entire family was shocked, our mutual friends couldn't believe it and thought it was a cruel joke. and I wish her well, but that's the story of my broken heart. Sorry to bring the tone down, and please do not let my sad ending bring ya down. Love is worth it, trust me. it saved my life, it was worth every moment, and I wish it never ended.
 
the real question is actually what is love, like i have been in a relationships did i love her no did i like her sure, for me im normally emotional, but when it comes to relationships i have no idea what i feel... but my experience is yeah it was fun just til you find out what they do behind your back, and i had then decided to not go into a relations ship and that fellas was back in 2019 and thats how i found eGO
 
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holy sh*t Scarox93 Scarox93 ,

that was a rollercoaster, reading your first love story with utter detail, to where you guys had feelings for each other within your party, to when you guys started to fall apart because of (Red Flags) within her parents being super strict, and you having to wait 5 years is absurd, to her bullying you out of whatever the heck it is, geniunely a sad time although a learning period for you! I wish you the very best of luck as always, and a wise man once told me "Your wife will always come when you least expect it" ~ someone.
 
So I should be going to bed but I felt like writing something. Prepare for quite the read. Grab a box of raisins or a string cheese or something and settle down for a vent and hallmark holiday special.
I am 18. I have never dated (Woah) I made a promise to myself and my superiors that I would not date in high school, never even considered it an option nor wanted to in middle school (Nobody should IMO) BUT I have had a different crush every year of schooling until high school (For international readers, I mean from grades kindergarten (age 6) to 8th (age 13/14) being before high school). That is a lot of people.

In high school, though, about halfway through 9th grade (age 15) I met this girl. We shall call her Madeline. I chose this name because I have never known anyone near my age named that so none of my IRL friends can use this to get my tea. Anyway. Said girl is a year older than me, in 10th grade. Very pretty, smart, charismatic, well-liked amongst peers and adults alike, same values, neither of us wanted kids at the time (Interesting story as to how that came up), parents love me (Present tense intentionally) good friends with her older brother,,, everything right, right? Right. Anyway, I liked her for three years, and thought at one point "This is the girl I want to marry someday." Now I don't know if she ever liked me during that time, but I don't think she did. I know we were really good friends, and honestly, at the time we considered each other siblings, and that's all we are now and all we will ever be. You see, Madeline called me "Little brother" enough on this one school trip in Feb of 2021 that I knew it was over and I had no chance. The crush was off and on with that realization for about 4 more months before I finally gave up, her being graduated and me not seeing her like... ever. I don't like anybody for about a year. Romantically, I mean.

Enter: Camp. This summer, I went to a 2 week camp in the northern part of my state. At this camp, I met this girl. This is the girl I consider my first love... because my relationship with her felt so much more real and true and right and romantic than anything I felt around Madeline. We will call her Jeanette. Honestly, I don't like that name, but her name was very pretty and honestly... very very very unique. We arrive at the camp on Sunday. Check in, activities, classes (Educational camp because I'm a nerd). Monday - passed. Tuesday - passed. Wednesday - I met Jeanette while standing in line to sign up for rock climbing. I am an extrovert. I am completely comfortable talking to literally anyone. I see this girl, she's pretty, wearing a green dress and I told her it looked great. Next thing I know, she turns to look at me and her eyes - the prettiest, crispest blue eyes you will ever see on a human (Only ever seen prettier on a shock white husky that lives down the street from me). I talked to her for like 5 mins in the line, signed up, and went about my business.
Funny story. We never exchanged names. I am good at talking to people, but I was so taken aback by her confident and upbeat nature (Not overwhelmingly so, she's actually an introvert) that I never introduced myself. Thursday - We sat together at lunch (With a group, she had met my friend Michael who I had met on Tuesday). Afterward, we went rock climbing. I actually introduced myself there while we were climbing together and she told me her name. A better name than Jeanette. Over the hour and a half we were there, I forgot her name twice and mispronounced it twice more. I decided I might like this girl. She's pretty, we have similar values - I think, she's very smart, easy to make laugh, interested in what I have to say, caring, is questioning, and is decently close to my age. Now, I know all too well how asking a girl for her number is very very clearly making a move. So, on the bus ride back from rock climbing I'm thinking How the heck do I get this girl's number without seeming forward. I want to get to know her better but how the heck do I ask f- "Hey, [Redacted], can I have your number so I can add you to a group chat with Jamison and Jeanette? Michael asks. Lifesaver. The man got her number and made a group chat. A simple action of asking "Aight who is who" in the chat and I'm aces away.

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Hope you like it. I shot her a text like "Yo." Actually I might be able to go find it. Okay no we texted a LOT and that's a lot of scrolling. Nevermind I searched for a word that was likely in my first few tests and I'm a genius. My first sentence was "Heyo." and she said "Ey" We (Camp roommates and Michael) had invited her to

Crap reading back on this makes me feel sick with sadness. Uhhhh. Foreshadowing. No no I can keep going, keep reading

her to come on a hike with us after rock climbing (Found the date, June 9th). We talked a bunch on said hike but my throat started feeling a bit sore. Friday I went down. It was probably COVID... I was out for 6 days I think and we texted each other a LOT. Like a LOT. Usually I don't text people that much and I have to text people first a lot so it def stood out to me how often she texted me first. Which was attractive. Plus she made some really intelligent jokes and references and I'm like. Dang, you cute. So by this point, spending time with me and my group of friends, she's picked up on the fact that I say "I love you" to everyone I have a positive view of. I love everyone, and I tell them that. (For the record, I also love those who I don't have a positive view of, but telling them that tends to weird them out or make them mad so I don't.) So by this point, I am cool with saying that to her and her not immediately going "Oh he's in love with me" because even tho I def am and get butterflies around her and want to talk to her constantly and want to be with her always and want to hug and hold her forevermore... she don't know that. Heh. Aaaaaanyway. Back up and at them as of probably the next Tuesday, so we started eating together again and talked a bunch. Of course, I told my roomies about this and they were totally supportive of it. In fact, my roomie Justin said he's got 5 USD for the first of us guys to kiss a girl on the trip. (You see my Canadian roomie Kyle had a crush on this one girl and was making moves too and ofc he's got no US money so he wants that for the souvenir lol) Now I'm a good boi, I ain't gonna kiss a girl I'm not dating so I was pretty sure the money was Kyle's if anybody's (He did get it btw, he kissed her cheek on the last day and told her it was a traditional Canadian farewell ritual 😂 ). Now, the first Tuesday of the week, a few of the counselors put on swing dancing. I know how to swing dance, but I was scared to just ask a woman to dance with me, especially because I know only a few moves. One of the guys at the camp, Ricardo, liked it so much that (To the overwhelming approval of the camp body, including the counsellors) he got a bunch of JBL speakers, linked them up and put them on the patio and had swing dancing every night from 11 to midnight. Of course, I was sick for a while, but by Tuesday I was better so Tuesday night we went climbing again and spent a great time there then I finally worked up the courage to ask her to dance. That was one of the best feelings, I remember shaking with the nerves, while my roomies look at us knowingly but as soon as my hands touched hers and her eyes locked with mine I was fine. No shaking, no nerves, I knew I was where I needed to be and that no matter how I did, we would have fun. She never took her eyes off me (Except that time I spun her into somebody) and we danced the whole time. I am so unprecedently in love with this girl I don't know what to do with myself. Wednesday, together, ended dancing. Thursday, together, ended dancing.

Now I'm going to interject real quick to tell you about how this camp ends, schedule-wise. On Friday morning, we have classes and a closing ritualistic list of announcements and activities, we go off with our discussion groups and our leader picks something for us to do (We went to Sunset Rock and took some great pictures) then our parents come up for the closing ceremony and talent show (Which is actually impressive as it's interesting people from all over the country). Then the parents leave and we stay, then we leave Sat morning. So I have this in my mind when I'm thinking about how I'm going to tell her. Whether I'm going to tell her. You see, I'm so conscious of hurting her and I'm also afraid of failure.

Because of this, I think on Thursday that I might should not continue dropping hints or anything or saying I love you so often and I called her "Sis" a few times because I knew that even if I told her... it probably wouldn't work out. You see she lives 16 hours away from me and we met at camp. Plus, we talked about college and we have very different plans. I want private, she wants public. She'd be willing to go to college in the south, but she doesn't like the schools in my state. Anyway, I'm thinking I should not get either of our hopes up.

Friday. The last day. Classes, rituals, parents arrive, I introduce them, announcements, diplomas, talent show, then, by popular vote, they pull out the big speakers and take us to the big patio and we dance. This was one of the most emotionally and romantically charged experiences of my life. Because I knew that I might never see her again. I spent as much time with her as I could then, when the music had become more poppity and we were tired of that and she said she had a headache, we went to a bench away from the music and just talked for like 20 minutes.
Then it got quiet.

And I thought Oh gosh. I can't just like. Experience all of this and not tell her. Even if we don't date, even if she doesn't feel the same way, even if we can't see each other again, I need to just tell her. So I told her. And about halfway in, she started crying. Now I know a lot of women, and I am very good friends with a lot of women. I do not understand women and I did not read this as any sort of clear sign of anything. So I continue. I tell her how I feel, how I've been trying to communicate that, how I don't know if it would work and how I love her in that way and how I don't know how she feels and she doesn't need to feel the same way... "You don't even need to tell me how you feel, it's okay to just cry"
and then she said the most romantic thing I've ever heard someone say
Quietly "You stupid idiot, can't you see I'm crying? Of course I love you."

So we talked for a little while longer, we talked about how long I've liked her, when I first knew, what hints I was dropping, what my friends knew, what her friends knew (Her small group and they were rooting for it. Some of them even asked about me months afterward), when she liked me (At climbing as well lol) and midnight curfew arrived too soon. After getting back to our rooms, we realized we never took a selfie together so we sent each other pictures of us still wearing our dress formals for the ceremony. We texted until like 1AM.
Saturday morning we spent as much time with each other as we could, she had to leave at 10 for her flight so I woke up early to spend time with her. We talked about how we would keep this going. We decided not to date yet, to just be friends with potential over text until we decided it could work. This was also due to her very very protective parents (Red flag). Her parents delegated that no boy from camp was to text her without their permission. This is kind of reasonable but like... they made it really hard to get their permission. More to come. We talked about boundaries as if we were dating, just to have them established in case we did end up in-person dating, goals, things like that.

When she left, I had to wait like 40 hours for her parents to finally respond with permission for me to text her. Pain. Unfortunately, they did say we can't call or facetime. But. I, madly in love, think it's worth it. We talked, looking at my Screen Time, for at least 3 hours a day over text. She began to get in trouble for texting me so much so we had to text less. Plus, her parents didn't like me saying "I love you" so we started saying "iykyk." We called once because I thought she said her parents approved it but she was using a sketchy loophole so I told her we shouldn't. During this time, we talked about plans if we were to be married but like... never calling it that. Clearly planning our lives around each other but not ever saying we were. Our relationship somehow actually strengthened over text. We grew more comfortable with each other and more transparent and it went excellently, contrary to the expectations of everyone who has ever had a long-distance relationship.
I have been distracted by someone texting me about Star Wars so the quality of my previous writing-fervor-motivated lexications will now depreciate.
I, after leaving, immediately made her a playlist on Spotify called SMITTEN. The playlist had the number of songs that was the numbers of her birthday + the number of my birthday. For example (Not real) 3-22 + 8-18 = 3+22+8+18=51 and then 51 would be the number of songs in the playlist. The icon was a picture of the rock we would sit and talk on. For that picture, I texted my counselor who was still there the day after and gave him instructions on how to find it and take a picture of it. It had a bunch of love songs. She, then, made a playlist called Smitten (The Response) where she put her love songs with the thumbnail as a picture my parents took of the group of students dancing on Friday night. I then made a playlist called "Lost in those blue eyes" of all of the songs I thought described our situation best.
Then, I used an editing software to take all of the choruses of those songs and cut them together into basically a mixtape. I called it Lost In Her Eyes. Here it is, if you're curious.
Anyway, she listened to that like every day. We had a thematic song: I Can't Help Falling In Love With You by Elvis Presley that we had different versions of (There's like 8 good ones) interspersed throughout all of the playlists. I am of the opinion that all couples should have that thing for them that is special. The thing where you can say that one thing or do that one thing and your partner and they only know how much you love them. This is especially the case for me, being that I say I love you platonically to a lot of people so I need something to be like "I love you more than anyone else, dear."
Which reminds me, every night. Every night for our entire relationship, I said either "Goodnight dearest Jeanette" or "Goodnight darling" because I am a romantic like that. I had planned to take my mashup song, edit all of the romantic texts we sent each other and make one of those like kinetic typography things with them. Every morning I sent her a picture of me smiling from the day before (Cuz morning uggo) and a different romantic message image I found on Google.
My dad said, when I asked him for advice (Among other things) that I should, above all, keep in mind that this could very well be someone's wife that I'm talking to and that if this relationship ends, make sure that there's nothing I do or say that I can regret. With that in mind, I wanted to take it really slow. We jumped in fast, but we weren't moving fast at all. This is how all of my relationships, both romantic and platonic, end up going.
September. We had just celebrated 3 months (With a huzzah text... that's kinda it.) of like... not dating? Anyway, I was getting tired of just texting. I still love this girl dearly and I want to talk to her, to see her face. We've been "together" long enough that her parents should be good to talk to me and get to know me, right?

So I texted her dad, asking for a 30 minute zoom call to get to know him and so he can get to know me. Up until this point, he has been ignoring Jeanette's requests to get to know me. They do not have a good relationship (Red flag). He's not abusive, but they just aren't near close. Her mom asks about me sometimes but can't say we can call because he's in charge, naturally.
Next thing I know, she texts me, saying her parents have told her she has to friend zone me and we need to wait 5 years to date. I told her I'm okay with that, but then she started being rude to me over the next week so I was forced to cut it off. I don't want to be bullied by the woman I love for 5 years just for it to change at the end of that. And I now we haven't talked since September 22, 2022. Since then, I almost dated another girl and now I'm alone and fine with that.


And that's the story of my first love.

I just wish you could tell me what you’re thinking. (I thought she might not be actually being rude... her parents read her texts so I felt like I couldn't believe her words and my mom even at one point thought it might be her mom texting me from Jeanette's number) It seems crazy to me that you’d go so fast from bemoaning our distance to talking to me like it is a formality. Thats a sure fire way to unintentionally end the relationship…but I’m no better because I’m not comfortable anymore, worried I’ll say something wrong. Idek what I want…I want you to say that while it’s a good idea to not dive into this headfirst, backing this far off is extreme. It seems like you agree with all of this and I can’t believe that. I wish I heard a sorry or a “this hurts” …here’s mine. I’m sorry that this happened and yeah it may be good but it also could easily ruin this great thing we may have down the line. This hurts.

Please summarize the following story:

The story is about a teenager who has a crush on a girl named Madeline for three years, but eventually realizes that they are just friends. They are referred to each other as siblings. The teenager then meets another girl at a camp and is interested in getting to know her better, but is unsure of how to ask for her phone number without seeming forward. He eventually gets her number and they spend the rest of the camp getting to know each other. They keep in touch after the camp ends and the teenager believes that he is in love with her.

The teenager continues to spend time with Jeanette and they become close friends. They spend a lot of time texting and hanging out at the camp. The teenager becomes confident enough to ask Jeanette to dance with him at a swing dancing event and they have a great time together. They continue to spend time together and dance at the camp until it ends on Saturday. The teenager is deeply in love with Jeanette and is unsure of what to do about it.

The teenager tells Jeanette how he feels about her and she tells him that she loves him as well. They decide to continue their relationship as friends over text until they can determine if it could work in person. They talk for hours every day over text and make plans for their future together, although they never explicitly call it dating. Jeanette's parents are protective and don't allow them to call or video chat, but they continue to communicate over text. They make playlists for each other on Spotify and share pictures. The teenager's parents are supportive of their relationship and Jeanette's parents eventually allow them to call each other. The teenager's school starts back up and they have a harder time communicating, but they continue to talk and support each other. The teenager is still in love with Jeanette and is hopeful for their future together.

The teenager and Jeanette celebrate three months of not dating and the teenager asks Jeanette's dad for a Zoom call to get to know him better. Jeanette's dad ignores the request and tells Jeanette to friend zone the teenager and wait five years to date. Jeanette becomes rude to the teenager over the next week and the teenager decides to end the relationship. They have not talked since September 22, 2022. Since then, the teenager almost dated another girl but is now single.

The story is about a teenager who has never dated and has a crush on a girl named Madeline for three years, but eventually gives up on her. The teenager meets another girl, Jeanette, at a summer camp and they quickly develop feelings for each other. They spend a lot of time together at the camp, including swing dancing and rock climbing, and express their love for each other. The teenager's feelings for Jeanette are stronger than anything they felt for Madeline. Jeanette's parents are very protective and do not allow the teenager to call or video chat with her. They continue to talk and express their love for each other over text, but Jeanette becomes rude to the teenager and they decide to end the relationship. The teenager almost dates another girl, but is now single.
Thank god for Chat GPT.
 
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Please summarize the following story:

The story is about a teenager who has a crush on a girl named Madeline for three years, but eventually realizes that they are just friends. They are referred to each other as siblings. The teenager then meets another girl at a camp and is interested in getting to know her better, but is unsure of how to ask for her phone number without seeming forward. He eventually gets her number and they spend the rest of the camp getting to know each other. They keep in touch after the camp ends and the teenager believes that he is in love with her.

The teenager continues to spend time with Jeanette and they become close friends. They spend a lot of time texting and hanging out at the camp. The teenager becomes confident enough to ask Jeanette to dance with him at a swing dancing event and they have a great time together. They continue to spend time together and dance at the camp until it ends on Saturday. The teenager is deeply in love with Jeanette and is unsure of what to do about it.

The teenager tells Jeanette how he feels about her and she tells him that she loves him as well. They decide to continue their relationship as friends over text until they can determine if it could work in person. They talk for hours every day over text and make plans for their future together, although they never explicitly call it dating. Jeanette's parents are protective and don't allow them to call or video chat, but they continue to communicate over text. They make playlists for each other on Spotify and share pictures. The teenager's parents are supportive of their relationship and Jeanette's parents eventually allow them to call each other. The teenager's school starts back up and they have a harder time communicating, but they continue to talk and support each other. The teenager is still in love with Jeanette and is hopeful for their future together.

The teenager and Jeanette celebrate three months of not dating and the teenager asks Jeanette's dad for a Zoom call to get to know him better. Jeanette's dad ignores the request and tells Jeanette to friend zone the teenager and wait five years to date. Jeanette becomes rude to the teenager over the next week and the teenager decides to end the relationship. They have not talked since September 22, 2022. Since then, the teenager almost dated another girl but is now single.

The story is about a teenager who has never dated and has a crush on a girl named Madeline for three years, but eventually gives up on her. The teenager meets another girl, Jeanette, at a summer camp and they quickly develop feelings for each other. They spend a lot of time together at the camp, including swing dancing and rock climbing, and express their love for each other. The teenager's feelings for Jeanette are stronger than anything they felt for Madeline. Jeanette's parents are very protective and do not allow the teenager to call or video chat with her. They continue to talk and express their love for each other over text, but Jeanette becomes rude to the teenager and they decide to end the relationship. The teenager almost dates another girl, but is now single.
Thank god for Chat GPT.
Hahahaha love this MS
“The teenager's school starts back up and they have a harder time communicating, but they continue to talk and support each other. The teenager is still in love with Jeanette and is hopeful for their future together.”
Pretty sure I didn’t say that but that was indeed the case actually yeah
 
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