>you were given the chance to genuinely love some girls but refused them hoping to get a better offer from somebody else that you seemed to love at the time
Has anyone else had this experience at highschool?
>>29420777
>being capable of love
>>29420835
I almost had such a feeling, to share love with a significant other that wasn't my family. Alas, this never happened.
>>29420777
Trips don't lie. It hurts anon, and it happened to me multiple times throughout my life.
I just don't learn.
>>29420777
Yep. Several times. Luckly, now I'm a fat acne ridden unwashed neckbeard so I no longer have to worry that girls might fall for me. Even so, my personality still attracts them and they make comments about how I'm the life of the party (and I've heard it too many times to believe that it's being said ironically). I'm not even trying, it's just that for some reason they think my "I've given up" indifference for "he's so cool and gives no fucks about what others think" indifference. Normies are weird.
similar but not quite. she liked me and I actually almost loved her but she turned on me eventually because of her friends' opinion. I already had enough trust issues growing up but that really sealed the deal. I could tell she still liked me but I'd rather not be someone who would treat me bad and put someone else's opinion instead over herself.
>>29420777
Exactly. Now my next plan is to see if I can get back to them and see if they are willing to try again. Wish me luck brother.
I actually met one and talked with her. But one time I didn't approach her and she looked kinda angry. It was not my intention.
Yes but I didn't find out about it until after a graduated
>"anon remember that girl? She had the biggest crush on you in high school!"
REEEE WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL ME THAT BEFORE
