In middle school, we all have those crushes that mean a lot to us at the time, but we soon realize they weren’t genuine. They were only infatuation; nothing was set in stone. Dating turned into game in middle school. When we begin high school, however, we see that dating becomes real. We develop actual feelings toward a person that become stronger over time. I met Christian my freshmen year; he was a sophomore. My friend, Breann, forced me to go to the football game and fifth quarter afterwards. Breann, being the social butterfly she is, talked to everyone; I followed and stayed quiet. We walked over to a group of boys and, of course, Christian was the rowdiest of them all. He told his jokes and made everyone around him laugh. Breann then …show more content…
proceeded to call him over to talk to him. That was when I was first introduced to the boy I will love forever. On the bus, Breann told me he liked me, a week after meeting him.
My mind raced. A boy liked me? She asked me if it was alright if she gave him my number. Once I gave her permission, my hands started shaking. I didn’t know how to talk to boys! When the bus dropped me off, I sat in my room and waited for a text. My phone finally buzzed. “Hey! This is Christian!” That was when my life changed for the better. Christian and I started talking everyday. We learned more about each other for about a month before we started dating. We went on numerous movie and dinner dates, with our parents taking us there and back because we didn’t have our licenses. When he first met my parents, my dad mortified me. He made a dorky remark about the stars and how that night they are the brightest they have been in 100 years. My face burned, and Christian (whether he was being polite or not, I don’t know) was fascinated by the information. That was when I knew he was a dork, too, and knew he would fit right in. All of our dates and all of our adventures were fun, but they didn’t add up to the enjoyment I had of just being in his presence. When I saw him, I smiled. When I thought of him, I smiled. When I texted him, I smiled. My mom teased me for always smiling at my phone. Seeing him and being with him, no matter what we did, made my day a billion times better. That was when I knew I was in
love. Christian and I have been together three years now and I couldn’t be happier. Of course, we have had our ups and downs like any other relationship, but we have always made it through. Together, we have been through fighting, loving, watching others love, and grieving. I will always be there for him, and I know he’ll do the same for me. Three years ago, I met Christian Cowling. Three years ago, I made a commitment to this boy that I intend to keep forever. Three years ago, I fell in love.
the very beginning. He struck me as the type that is your friend one minute and
Ivory Christian seems like a shy guy because he doesn’t interact with people that much. He would go to his room “where
This girl was everything I wanted, she loved nature, she was open minded, creative and smart. Christina was just like Mary. After the first year of University was done there was a huge student party on the residence. Me and Christina went off to the party together, we both met so many new people. But the one thing I haven't had in months was Silent Sam, and he was there. Through out the midd...
Another thing that me and Cole did for an activity was we played a lot of Fortnite which we got very good at. Me and Cole also went to dinner which we had very long good conversations about his family and baseball. We spent about a lot of time just talking about life and problems with him. After talking to him I got to know him closer on a personal note. Most of the stuff we talked about was confidential so I’m not going to go into detail but we talked about an issue he had with a person and what he should do about it and came to a conclusion to help with him and that person. This activity helped us achieve my goal by getting to know him more and what I’m going to be talking with him about him in future encounters. We spent about 1 hour hanging out then we met up with friends. I choose to introduce him to my friends so that we can get closer with each other's friends. I want to make sure that he has other influences in his life that are good that he looks up to. We had a fun time and we now are able to hang out with each others friends. I Although he was not running for a sport he liked the fact that it was helping him get better for
The truth was that I grew up in a Christian home and was extremely loved. My family showed no favoritism. My brothers and I were treated equally and we loved each other. We had our brushes with each other’s bad side often, but brothers do that.
Every day that I wake up and every night before I fall asleep, I thank God that we met, because without you I would be nothing. Through the hard times you have held my hand, through the rough times you have held me close to you, and through the ups and downs you have stayed by my side. What else could I ask for? When I am sick you tuck me in. You have brought back the person that everyone loved and have helped me learn to be the person I always wanted and knew I could be.
Raul is a Hispanic teenager living in one of the roughest cities in our nation, Compton, California-the filming location of the 1991 movie Boyz 'N the Hood. I met Raul in a chat room one night. He sent me an instant message in the middle of a discussion about religion and asked what I believed. My subsequent chats with Raul seemed to have an impact on him and helped me to grow in my own faith. I occasionally took Raul's questions to my preacher or Bible teacher when I needed further explanation. For Raul's 18th birthday, I sent him a Bible that I bought with my paper-route earnings. Raul and I wrote each other for two years, and then Raul had to sell his computer. I haven't heard from him since.
Concert day was here. We drove to Denver excited as could be. The whole ride there all that was running through my head was that I was about to see the one person whom I have looked up to for years in person. This was for sure going to be one of the best days of my life so far. Once we arrived we got some refreshments, and went to our seats.
When I first saw him, I was sitting in an auditorium complaining to my mother about how cold it was in there. We and hundreds of other student-parent pairs were lined up in rows of the large room waiting to be told what to do by upper-class college students in matching tee shirts. I was scanning, like always, for any interesting guys. Upon finding any that appealed to me, whether by genuine attractiveness, unique clothing or just a pleasant aura, I would watch, study, and try to figure out everything about him, like his attitude, views on the world, and his favorite color.
At that moment I felt happy, excited, and nervous. I left with my boyfriend that evening because he wanted to have a talk with me. He told me that he was really happy and that he was going to stick by my side no matter what. I was happy to hear those words come out from his heart. My boyfriend and I grew closer as well as I did with my
The thought “NOT here, NOT now!!!” rang through my mind. The thought that I was supposed to be studying with my boyfriend, we were playing cards instead, haunted me. I knew he wanted to kiss me, and I’m only a freshman and he is a junior, and I didn’t want my first kiss to be in my parent’s basement, so I asked him if he wanted to do for a walk. The wind was sharp and crisp, and for being November the temperature wasn’t too bad, but the wind was biting and stung when it hit my face.
In a young teen life in the 6th- 8th grade you are just getting use to a new school and learning how to handle harder work from when you were in elementary school, so the first thing that should be on your mind is how to cope with an new environment. Dating at an young age like that it can cause problems already, because the young teen is not focused on making good grades they are focused on if this person likes them or not. Also within this point of time in a young teen life the school and teachers are getting them ready for what’s about to happen in their life which is high school. Next in the point of time of a young teen life there are at a point where GPA comes into play.
On average, of all high school romances, only an estimated eight to 11 percent result in matrimony (WikiAnswers 1). To me, this renders those useless relationships, the other eighty-nine to ninety-two percent, just passing time. From these statistics, it would appear romance in high school is not only stressful, but also relatively useless. Rather than devoting large amounts of time to one person, high school students should be out with a group of friends, having fun and doing whatever it is teens do. This brings up another concern for high school relationships: time.
Dating use to be simple. Two people get to know each other, go on a few dates, and then one day they decide to be boyfriend and girlfriend. However, this doesn't seem to be the case anymore. The term “Dating” is getting used less every day. Dating is a thing of the past because it takes a longer process for two people to determine if they are ready to commit, the term “talking” has replaced the word dating, and because people don't stay fully committed to one person anymore.
We were in your car, on our way back to my house. I remember your voice just sounding so happy and you getting louder and louder as you were telling me why you adored me so much. You continued to tell me I was beautiful and so important to you. You kept telling me over and over about these feelings you had emotionally and physically for me. Every word you proceeded to tell me, made me feel warm.