Yeah. Tried long distance with her.elilupe said:
I learned to never try long distance from the experience.
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I learned to never try long distance from the experience.
Well the first time was with a girl I had been dating for a few months my sophomore year in high school right when she broke up with me because I started to spiral downward in a terrible depression, I was cutting, never talked to anyone, and basically became a anti social loner, but anyway I remember what she said... she said something like, "I love you but I can't take this anymore, your not the same person anymore and we haven't really talked in weeks. Just, don't talk to me anymore." and than I sat in my closet, drowned in self pity and hatred for about a week and cut my wrists until I couldn't pick up a fork...<.<
It's always my gay friend that says that to me and I would always say that it makes me feel a bit uneasy and I never take him seriously. Eventually it became this everyday thing and just to make me feel better he would say
"Love yooouuuu! No homo."
I didn't really care if he meant it or not I always thought it was funny and somewhat refreshing considering my other friends and I have this love hate thing and always say "F**K you too buddy!" to each other when we get into some touche subject.
"Love yooouuuu! No homo."
I didn't really care if he meant it or not I always thought it was funny and somewhat refreshing considering my other friends and I have this love hate thing and always say "F**K you too buddy!" to each other when we get into some touche subject.
First time in a romantic not brotherly love way?
Two years together, never had a date on Valentines because we are awkward like that, my partner lets himself into my house (via the key I gave him) and threw a milky way at my head screaming "I LOVE YOU YOU *****!" Since my back was facing him in the chair I swiveled around at the noise, fell from my chair and kicking him in the stomach enough to make him vomit in his mouth.
After the initial shock I was on cloud nine. Happy as can be and I thought I had smoothly said "I love you." but apparently I babbled out "Shit...ditto!"
Two years together, never had a date on Valentines because we are awkward like that, my partner lets himself into my house (via the key I gave him) and threw a milky way at my head screaming "I LOVE YOU YOU *****!" Since my back was facing him in the chair I swiveled around at the noise, fell from my chair and kicking him in the stomach enough to make him vomit in his mouth.
After the initial shock I was on cloud nine. Happy as can be and I thought I had smoothly said "I love you." but apparently I babbled out "Shit...ditto!"
There's sort of a moment of 'wait... really?' Followed by a rush of feelings wanting to say something back, even if you aren't fully there yet.
Now, I've initiated the ILY statement before, and I will never again. I need to know if they do first, I will follow suit.
Now, I've initiated the ILY statement before, and I will never again. I need to know if they do first, I will follow suit.
No one has ever told me they loved me in a non-platonic way. One guy said it to me, but it was a guy love thing, not gay.
Honestly, I've never had a real girlfriend... yet. This is going to change, though, as no one can resist my charms for long
Honestly, I've never had a real girlfriend... yet. This is going to change, though, as no one can resist my charms for long
Bo Burnham sang that once. That could be where you heard it. You should check out his stuff on Youtube; he specializes in the kind of dry, highbrow humor that people on this site seem to love so much.CrustyOatmeal said:
I said it first. It was awkward waiting, but it wasn't completely shocking to hear it back. I wasn't going to say it to someone I thought didn't love me. Still, there was a nice warm feeling to it.
I was almost wondering if you were going to answer my question. I'm sorry that you feel that way, but I'm sure that there's a reason for it. I don't particularly want to hear it, but that doesn't mean that there's not a good reason you feel that way.dathwampeer said:
I was in shock. I also got a strange sense of deja vu, like an out-of-body experience. I was humbled by it, and she became my first girlfriend. Yay!
Except she forced me into cunulingus beforehand so it was also kind of yucky. (I shan't go into further detail there...)
Except she forced me into cunulingus beforehand so it was also kind of yucky. (I shan't go into further detail there...)
Every goddamn time. I don't know why it happens. I tell them the ground rules, they pay me the money, and right in the middle of it, they proclaim it like they're in a goddamn church, all quiet-like. That tears it, I'm changing my street name from Maria to something else.
Maybe Lord Frumplebottom.
Maybe Lord Frumplebottom.
Though it didn't lead to a relationship or anything romantic, the first time I was told by someone outside my family that they loved me was last year in school from one of my friends. We have been friends since my freshmen year and she was a year ahead of me. She said it one day during lunch. I at first did not respond because it was out of nowhere, then I said "I love you too."