Katie's Crushes
Posted 10-19-2012 at 05:26 PM by KatieGal
I am in a relationship with a guy, but that does not stop me from getting silly crushes on other men. I guess Mother Nature has made us this way, whether we act on these feelings or not. I know that I get romantic crushes all the time. Sometimes they are powerful; sometimes they are short-lived and faint. My first crush was when I was about 7 or 8 years old. His name was Jason Nelson. He wasn’t a good-looking kid, but he was about the best athlete in my grade. But the thing that got me was that he did not make a big deal about it. Jason was the kind of kid that would knock down an opponent in a playground football game, and then smile and help him up to his feet. How could I not get a crush?
Later in my public school career things had not changed much. I would get a crush on a boy who was never going to be a teacher’s pet, but yet underneath it all, was a nice, friendly kid. In 10th grade that kid was Paul Stevenson. I remember one time I was leaving school and I saw Paul and some of his pals at the edge of the school parking lot, sitting in a car and drinking beer. I recall carefully walked by them with my girlfriend, trying not to disturb them. But with a Busch Beer resting in his hand, Paul nonchalantly mumbled out, “How’s it going, Katie?” I had this feeling that if a girl was with Paul, she was in danger, and safe, both at the same time. He was very cool.
My current crush is on a guy who lives nearby in my condo complex. I don’t know his name, so I’ll call him Brad. I have talked to Brad only about a half dozen times and even then only for a moment or two in passing, but I know enough about him to formulate a crush. Brad is personable without being overbearing. He has a sense of humor, a sense of humor that is often aimed at himself. He doesn’t own anything expensive and that doesn’t bother him a bit. Brad’s clothes are nice but nothing fancy, and his 15 year-old car, parked in front of his condo, is a prime target for his humor. I also believe that there is something inside of the guy that he is not revealing. I think that Brad has a hidden dangerous side. Something tells me that if a girl got to know Brad she might find him a little devilish, perhaps even hazardous, but she would also know that when she is with him she would be safe, and that is so cool… oh my god, some things never change.
Later in my public school career things had not changed much. I would get a crush on a boy who was never going to be a teacher’s pet, but yet underneath it all, was a nice, friendly kid. In 10th grade that kid was Paul Stevenson. I remember one time I was leaving school and I saw Paul and some of his pals at the edge of the school parking lot, sitting in a car and drinking beer. I recall carefully walked by them with my girlfriend, trying not to disturb them. But with a Busch Beer resting in his hand, Paul nonchalantly mumbled out, “How’s it going, Katie?” I had this feeling that if a girl was with Paul, she was in danger, and safe, both at the same time. He was very cool.
My current crush is on a guy who lives nearby in my condo complex. I don’t know his name, so I’ll call him Brad. I have talked to Brad only about a half dozen times and even then only for a moment or two in passing, but I know enough about him to formulate a crush. Brad is personable without being overbearing. He has a sense of humor, a sense of humor that is often aimed at himself. He doesn’t own anything expensive and that doesn’t bother him a bit. Brad’s clothes are nice but nothing fancy, and his 15 year-old car, parked in front of his condo, is a prime target for his humor. I also believe that there is something inside of the guy that he is not revealing. I think that Brad has a hidden dangerous side. Something tells me that if a girl got to know Brad she might find him a little devilish, perhaps even hazardous, but she would also know that when she is with him she would be safe, and that is so cool… oh my god, some things never change.
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