Who was your first serious crush?

[Bertha Venation]

Not necessarily your first girl- or boyfriend. It could be a teacher when you were a kid, or a friend's mom or dad. It could be before you understood sexuality. Who was the first person you just really, really, really, really, really liked and wanted to be around a lot? Who made your heart pound by just walking into the room?

Mine was Beth. ~sigh~ I didn't know to call myself a lesbian, and I don't even remember getting a physical thrill when I was around her, even though I was old enough for that. I just wanted to know her, to be with her as much as possible. :shakinghead: ~sigh~

Who was yours?

[YellowRubberDuckie]

1. MY first boyfriend was my first crush....

His name was Jason...and he was such a cutie, sweetie. And he broke up with me because I was fat and wouldn't put my tongue in his mouth. LMAO. Oh how times have changed.
Duckie

[GOPisEvil]

2. My kindergarten teacher, Miss Meyer.

What a cutie she was at the time. My mom dug the pictures out a few years ago. My first thought when I say my class picture was, "Damn, Miss Meyer was HOT!!!" So, I had good taste even back then. :silly:

[ScreamingMeemie]

3. My fifth grade teacher in Greendale, WI. I am not going to put his

name here. I'll call him Mr. D. He was pretty liberal so I wouldn't want to embarass myself if he were a member here. ;) Things like that have a funny way of happening to me.

[m-jean03]

4. It was my best friend when I was 14.

Yep, a girl. I don't want to say her name. I think my intensity of affection, as it grew impossible to hide, kind of frightened her and she was distant with me for several years after. :( However we're on the mends now, I have made it clear I won't ever hit on her or anything... But I still love her quite a lot.

[proud patriot]

5. My husband

I met him when we were in the seventh grade .

[SarahB]

6. 6th and 7th grade

There was this quiet, smart cutie of a boy strangely enough by the name of Forest who I had the hugest crush on, but I had not yet blossomed yet by any stretch of the imagination (big dork) and barely had the nerve to speak to him, let alone reveal my crush.

[SCRUBDASHRUB]

9. A guy named Drew. I was in the 6th grade, and he used to carry

his Tupperware lunchbox (remember those dorky things?) in the middle school cafeteria. I really had a major crush on him, and he may have liked me. The next year, he was in my class and he asked me if I liked him. I got scared and said, "Only as a friend." Little did I know, the next week or so I found out he was moving across the country. I never saw him again!!

:(

[ScreamingMeemie]

10. You mean the ones with the handles that snapped together over top

of the whole thing? I still have mine. ;)

[SCRUBDASHRUB]

11. Yeah!! LOL!! This was circa 1982. They were bad-ass.

[northofdenali]

7. It all started in 1969.........................

and it ain't over yet!! Seriously, my first real crush was on my sweetie who is now my spouse!

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

8. My third grade teacher

Miss Peggy Joy. She devastated me when she left in the middle of the year to get married and go on a honeymoon. It took me years to recover. How could she? She was MINE! Mine, I say! :hurts:

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

12. His name was Larry

And he had an identical twin Terry. Dark hair, dark eyes - what a cutie! I met him in kindergarten, and we were in classes together throughout elementary school. I don't know what happened to him after sixth grade. He never returned my feelings; he always liked this bubble-brained cheerleader type (even in first grade she was a cheerleader type). SIGH.

On a brighter note, I was "married" at age 9 to my little boyfriend Steve. One of my friends was a minister's daughter, and she "married" us on my patio. He gave me an Avon perfume stick (honeysuckle). Alas, no wedding night. I teased him years later that when he got married for real he should have told his wife he was already married!

[Insider]

13. high school basketball ace

talented point guard, cool as ice, with an endearing little overbite.

haven't thought about that for years. sigh.

thank you bv.