I don't know if I'm too late for this, but whatever.
About four or five months ago, during my Phys. Ed, I never changed clothes for so my grades were slipping. I always just sat in a corner, hoping the period will end soon so I can get to science (it's my favorite class.) Well, about halfway through the class, this girl and her two friends come sit next to me.
Under my breath, I utter some curse words, because I'm not really a 'people person.' I'm very anti-social in face-to-face communication. I look away from them, trying not to be rude I do what I always do, I make it look like something caught my attention, like fixing my hair or straightening my glasses. One of them looks over to me, she introduces her and her friends, and kind of nudges me.
She did most of the talking, she asked me a ton of questions. None of which can be repeated here, they're rather inappropriate. Anyway, I didn't like her friends much. I didn't get to know the third one so I can't judge her, but her second friend asked all kinds of questions that made me feel awkward and annoyed.
Anyway, so eventually we're having our own conversation, I'm just ignoring her second friend, her third friend never talked to me other than "hi." Our friendship went on for the rest of the year, when we had to do those State Tests (I aced my literature test, by the way, I got a perfect score.)
On the last day of school, we had an extra thirty minutes of Phys. Ed so that others may finish their test. We talked for an hour, about anything really. She asked me where I lived, so she could come visit me over the summer, seeing as I'm new to the neighborhood and cannot go looking for her.
I told her it was my turn to ask questions. The only thing I asked her is why she felt the need to come talk to me. She told me she thought I was lonely, and wanted a friend.
We kind of sat in a awkward silence for the next two minutes, until she asked if she could paint my nails. I don't think any guy is really braced for a question like that.
At the time, the only thing running through my head is; "My finger nails? Why do you want to paint my nails? For one thing, I'm a guy! Another thing, my nails are long and breaking." I didn't want to be rude, so I held out my hand and let her paint it. Of course, I didn't keep it, I'm straight. I made it seem like an accident, I reached for my book and wiped it off when getting back up. She pouted for a second, making me feel guilty, but she got over it quickly. It seemed like that hour dragged on for a long time, for me anyway.
The bell rang, and this was going to be the last time we'd see each other for a while. She asked me to hold her hand and walk her to her locker to put her books away and walk her to the cafeteria. I held her hand to her locker, and unfortunately had to run off to class before I could walk her to the cafeteria.
Summer came, but she never did. So I went looking for her. I spent five weeks walking up and down the street she said her house was on. It was next to my street. Thankfully. I never found her. Thinking about it, I don't know, and I don't think I'll ever know, what I did to deserve her to come into my life and make me happy. It's because of her I got motivated and made an effort in school, and it's because of her I was happy for a while. But we never saw each other for a while.
Until just a week ago. I had to write an essay for literature class about the hardest time in my life (it's an advanced literature class, by the way, congratulations me.) So, naturally, I wrote being without her. I thought it seemed too cheesy, so I threw it away and pretended it was moving to the town and changing schools. The day after, we ran into each other in the halls. I felt so happy to see her again, I'm not sure if the feeling was mutual, it didn't seem like it. We only exchanged greetings and went to our next class.
And that's all. We haven't seen her since. My heart was broken, but I'm still young. I'll hopefully find another. I don't know if I'm too late for this, but whatever.
About four or five months ago, during my Phys. Ed, I never changed clothes for so my grades were slipping. I always just sat in a corner, hoping the period will end soon so I can get to science (it's my favorite class.) Well, about halfway through the class, this girl and her two friends come sit next to me.
Under my breath, I utter some curse words, because I'm not really a 'people person.' I'm very anti-social in face-to-face communication. I look away from them, trying not to be rude I do what I always do, I make it look like something caught my attention, like fixing my hair or straightening my glasses. One of them looks over to me, she introduces her and her friends, and kind of nudges me.
She did most of the talking, she asked me a ton of questions. None of which can be repeated here, they're rather inappropriate. Anyway, I didn't like her friends much. I didn't get to know the third one so I can't judge her, but her second friend asked all kinds of questions that made me feel awkward and annoyed.
Anyway, so eventually we're having our own conversation, I'm just ignoring her second friend, her third friend never talked to me other than "hi." Our friendship went on for the rest of the year, when we had to do those State Tests (I aced my literature test, by the way, I got a perfect score.)
On the last day of school, we had an extra thirty minutes of Phys. Ed so that others may finish their test. We talked for an hour, about anything really. She asked me where I lived, so she could come visit me over the summer, seeing as I'm new to the neighborhood and cannot go looking for her.
I told her it was my turn to ask questions. The only thing I asked her is why she felt the need to come talk to me. She told me she thought I was lonely, and wanted a friend.
We kind of sat in a awkward silence for the next two minutes, until she asked if she could paint my nails. I don't think any guy is really braced for a question like that.
At the time, the only thing running through my head is; "My finger nails? Why do you want to paint my nails? For one thing, I'm a guy! Another thing, my nails are long and breaking." I didn't want to be rude, so I held out my hand and let her paint it. Of course, I didn't keep it, I'm straight. I made it seem like an accident, I reached for my book and wiped it off when getting back up. She pouted for a second, making me feel guilty, but she got over it quickly. It seemed like that hour dragged on for a long time, for me anyway.
The bell rang, and this was going to be the last time we'd see each other for a while. She asked me to hold her hand and walk her to her locker to put her books away and walk her to the cafeteria. I held her hand to her locker, and unfortunately had to run off to class before I could walk her to the cafeteria.
Summer came, but she never did. So I went looking for her. I spent five weeks walking up and down the street she said her house was on. It was next to my street. Thankfully. I never found her. Thinking about it, I don't know, and I don't think I'll ever know, what I did to deserve her to come into my life and make me happy. It's because of her I got motivated and made an effort in school, and it's because of her I was happy for a while. But we never saw each other for a while.
Until just a week ago. I had to write an essay for literature class about the hardest time in my life (it's an advanced literature class, by the way, congratulations me.) So, naturally, I wrote being without her. I thought it seemed too cheesy, so I threw it away and pretended it was moving to the town and changing schools. The day after, we ran into each other in the halls. I felt so happy to see her again, I'm not sure if the feeling was mutual, it didn't seem like it. We only exchanged greetings and went to our next class.
And that's all. We haven't seen her since. My heart was broken, but I'm still young. I'll hopefully find another.
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