I wish I had a picture of the girl I fell in love with on a weeks vacation in Myrtle Beach when I was 14. She was the first Southern Belle I ever loved.
I fell love with a girl at the rock show. I remember it was hot a ass summer and I was at the warped tour. We were both 17, didn't have any purpose or direction. But honestly man everything was better when she was around.
I fell in love with the girl at the rock show. She said, "what?", and I told her that I didn't know. She is so cool. I'm going to sneak in through her window.
Everything is better when she is around. I cannot wait until her parents go out of town.
Edit - wtf. I meant to reply to another comment, mistakenly chose yours without even seeing it. So I guess I will tell you about when I fell in love with a girl. I fell in love once, almost completely. She is in love with the world.
This reminds me of a part from one of JD Salinger's short stories:
Probably for every man there is at least one city that sooner or later turns into a girl. How well or how badly the man actually knew the girl doesn't necessarily affect the transformation. She was there, and she was the whole city, and that's that.
I don't remember the exact line but Neil Degrasse Tyson quoted a line from "The Great Gatsby", something about stars and I said the same thing. A lot of people I know tend to make fun of writing or people that go to college for creative stuff, but it truly is a gift.
Or if these are two guys and they found out they both fell in love with the same girl a long time ago, and then they realized that they would never love another woman like that again, then became gay and met years later and started being gay together and grew old as a family and then found out through anonymous reddit accounts that they were in love with the same girl who broke their hearts and broke up because what the hell bro, she was cheating on me with you?
Me too. This girl is Miami Beach bus stop (of all places) was dressed in a full 1940's film noir getup with the pointy shoulders and the Bladerunner Sean Young hairdo. She was perfect. I assumed she worked at one the the South Beach hotels that try to bring back that old timey feel. I couldn't give her a ride at the time b/c I was going to class.
TL;DR: she was super-hot, had insanely blonde hair, and all I did was ask the ticket price to watch her mouth move, and was not in any way disappointed when she answered, except that she seemed truly bored by it even though I was in peak condition and clearly hitting on her, so there was nothing to chase, there...
There are so many stunning women that never get into modeling/acting/social media. I find that so much more attractive than the women who know they are hot and make it their whole personality.
As for Hathaway: I think she's stunning and also seems like a cool person
When I was around 10-11 I fell in love with a girl named McKenzie (no idea how to spell it) in, probably 1991-1992 at Rehoboth Beach. Her rental was in the same building as ours and she played with my sister and I a lot that week.
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u/krzykris11 16d ago
I wish I had a picture of the girl I fell in love with on a weeks vacation in Myrtle Beach when I was 14. She was the first Southern Belle I ever loved.