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Since I use FireFox on my MacBook, I'm not sure, the combination of FireFox and OS X really seems to make bolded text stand out. Now that I'm reading it on my desktop with Chrome, you're right, I can hardly even see the bold now. I'll add underlines so it doesn't go about confusing more people.

Huh? I can see bold just fine. But then I'm using Firefox since I was like 13.

Shrooblord wrote:Hey hey, Brad, you're pretty rad!

By the way, is your username devised that way (Brad and Ez, as you signature tells me) because two people use your account? Or is it Bradandez in stress, like I always pronounce it?

Actually it's just me. My username is just a combination of my full name. So yes you've been pronouncing it right.

Now that I think about it, wouldn't it be odd to express feelings of love or just ALOT of like to a person nowadays? What would you do to express your love to a person without being considered... dorky or something.

Not sure what you mean, neo.

Also: *a lot

Like I mean expressing your feelings as a guy towards a girl. I feel it might be weirder to do that now, dunno. So I was saying how one could express it but now as... obviously. More in a subtle way.

I don't think anything has changed much, aside from the womyn invasion of the late 70's. If your relationship with that person is comfortable enough for one of you to express their love to the other, gender really plays very little part in deciding who feels they should ask who.

I'm always too anxious to admit my love for someone. The last two times I might've actually received love back if I weren't so late in telling them which only saddens me even more so. I knew for a fact that the prior of the last two was definitely in love with me, because she obviously was. Actually, she was likely obsessed with me, but I'd rather not go into details.

You just gotta believe in yourself and... and... I really just wanted to post here so I can follow it more easily.

But in all seriousness, if your convinced it's from both sides then don't wait.

Keane wrote:You just gotta believe in yourself and... and... I really just wanted to post here so I can follow it more easily.

But in all seriousness, if your convinced it's from both sides then don't wait.

Sadly, it's too late now. But if that scenario were to occur again I won't wait.

I knew she loved me because we were so close, because we yearned to be together whenever we weren't, because we always had fun with each toehr and constantly smiled in each others' presence, because we could share almost anything with each other, and most of all, because we smiled involuntarily every single time we saw each other. I was an idiot to not realize that at the time and an even bigger one not to do anything about it.

Or perhaps your decision to not do anything was the better one? I've never met anyone below the age of sixteen who has been in a content relationship for more than a year that hasn't broken it off in the most unnecessarily dramatic of ways.

Then again, I guess there's always that off-chance that she really could have been the one, in which no one can blame someone for making a dumb decision and turning up lucky. Aside from the making a dumb decision part.

I like this girl a little bit but I think she already has a guy and I don't even know how old she is xD

Also before making any moves or thinking about girls I'm actually forcing myself to improve myself a bit.

I have to admit, I always fall for a pretty face. Though it's nothing too serious.

I don't. I might fall for a girl that admits liking me and is cute, but not just for being cute. She has to have something that makes me go... ok I like her.

Well I don't develop a crush right away but I get what you're saying.

Adsolution wrote:Or perhaps your decision to not do anything was the better one? I've never met anyone below the age of sixteen who has been in a content relationship for more than a year that hasn't broken it off in the most unnecessarily dramatic of ways.

Then again, I guess there's always that off-chance that she really could have been the one, in which no one can blame someone for making a dumb decision and turning up lucky. Aside from the making a dumb decision part.

I kind of agree. The average "relationship" at my age doesn't last too long. I'd rather save all of that drama for later anyways.

I've only ever been in one relationship, and it was when I was fourteen-fifteen. Suffice to say it started off great, but nyeh-heghuhgh. Disregarding the unfortunate circumstances that resulted in our growing apart, I found out pretty quick that even though we had so much in common, she couldn't have ended up being the one.

I'm not sure whether they could be considered worth-it or not, since while being in a relationship when you're still a wee chav is very different than what it would be like later on and you might garner a viewpoint on a situation you wouldn't be able to grasp as easily at said later time, I see more negative repercussions associated with it than positive ones.

I might have had the odd crush, but nothing serious yet.
Friendshipwise, got a couple of close friends, rather have a small connected group than a shifting crowd.

Dark Lum Lord wrote:I was an idiot to not realize that at the time and an even bigger one not to do anything about it.

What exactly can you do about it? You're thirteen.

I've never felt any sort of love for someone out there. Definitely nothing more then just thinking a girl looks cute.