Chris Lionheart
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I know there have been a lot of these, but I wanted some advice on my specific case.
It all started at band camp... no really... the first day of band camp. My band is very social for a bunch of "band nerds," with one of the few exceptions being myself. I see a girl, who plays the saxophone like me, isolate herself from the rest of the section. When I looked at her, I didn't think geek or loser... I thought that she was like me... just needed a good friend. So I leave the other saxes to talk to this new freshman. At the time, I had already been crushing on someone, but after learning more about my new friend, I developed feelings for her.
She may not be considered attractive to other teenagers, as she doesn't fit the typical female archtype, but (to me), she is the cutest girl I have ever met. She is rather sweet, despite usually being too shy to say much. Her personality is tomboyish, a quality that many find unnattractive, but in small quantities, I find that it is a good thing (I hate the typical annoying and/or shallow teenage girl). She has a lot of artistic talent, being better at music than I am, an above-average drawer, and a great poet. This trait, while good on its own, is even more appealing to me because of my interest in music, art, and (story) writing.
Despite our compatibility, I find problems that prevent us from being more than what we are. Firstly, she is anti-social. While I too have this problem, I see it through a different perspective. I choose to fill my emptyness with any good friend I can find (if I can find any). She chooses to limit her number of friends in order to prevent social stress. The same problem can easily lead to opposite solutions. She doesn't consider us to be friends, the last time I asked, for her reason. I completely respect this, and it increases my attraction for her, but I won't... can't let go. I do give her some space in respect of her wishes, but I desire to fix this somehow. Perhaps, my greatest obstacle is myself... I've always had this mindset.. I'm unattractive and weak... who could ever want me? My conversation skills are horrible. I just seem to be a stereotypical "nerd."
*Sigh* I just don't want to fail again. Every time I have been rejected by a girl, the pain was almost too much for my depressed mind to handle... and this time the feelings are greater than they have ever been. What can I do?
I know there have been a lot of these, but I wanted some advice on my specific case.
It all started at band camp... no really... the first day of band camp. My band is very social for a bunch of "band nerds," with one of the few exceptions being myself. I see a girl, who plays the saxophone like me, isolate herself from the rest of the section. When I looked at her, I didn't think geek or loser... I thought that she was like me... just needed a good friend. So I leave the other saxes to talk to this new freshman. At the time, I had already been crushing on someone, but after learning more about my new friend, I developed feelings for her.
She may not be considered attractive to other teenagers, as she doesn't fit the typical female archtype, but (to me), she is the cutest girl I have ever met. She is rather sweet, despite usually being too shy to say much. Her personality is tomboyish, a quality that many find unnattractive, but in small quantities, I find that it is a good thing (I hate the typical annoying and/or shallow teenage girl). She has a lot of artistic talent, being better at music than I am, an above-average drawer, and a great poet. This trait, while good on its own, is even more appealing to me because of my interest in music, art, and (story) writing.
Despite our compatibility, I find problems that prevent us from being more than what we are. Firstly, she is anti-social. While I too have this problem, I see it through a different perspective. I choose to fill my emptyness with any good friend I can find (if I can find any). She chooses to limit her number of friends in order to prevent social stress. The same problem can easily lead to opposite solutions. She doesn't consider us to be friends, the last time I asked, for her reason. I completely respect this, and it increases my attraction for her, but I won't... can't let go. I do give her some space in respect of her wishes, but I desire to fix this somehow. Perhaps, my greatest obstacle is myself... I've always had this mindset.. I'm unattractive and weak... who could ever want me? My conversation skills are horrible. I just seem to be a stereotypical "nerd."
*Sigh* I just don't want to fail again. Every time I have been rejected by a girl, the pain was almost too much for my depressed mind to handle... and this time the feelings are greater than they have ever been. What can I do?