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Ah, the heart Eek..! Is nice.


Nah, at school I tended to dump the nice guys for the bad guys, always more exciting and eventful, but then I was also a pretentious pain in the arse and had "oh for a life of sensations rather than of thoughts" above my bed. I THINK I've grown out of that now

RosieH Wrote:

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"oh for a life of sensations rather than

> of thoughts" above my bed. I THINK I've grown out

> of that now


"but I think the English language is a rich and glorious and wonderful thing, and it pains me to see it abused." doesn't sound like the work of a woman who doesn't prize thinking... although I have sneaking sympathy with Teen Rosie too.

Oh, Rosie that made me smile, teen annaj would have loved teen Rosie...

Or maybe hated her, in a jealous rivalry way, because we'd have been just too similar, except that I wasn't really popular with the boys, good or bad.

I was such an awful, pretentious teenager it still makes me cringe to think about it.


Like Moos, there is a forumite whose posts always gives me a bit of a lift, but not really in a crushy way.

Boringly, I don't think I have any forum crushes... Sorry

Oh Moos, I was not fishing. Seriously, I don't know what I'd have been as a teen. I certainly had my share of "bad boy" habits, particularly between 14-16, but then I never bunked off school or anything like that.


Basically I was too shy to flirt, and usually ended up being great pals, and "like a brother" to the girls. Grrrr!!!!!!!!

The bit I find tricky is the forumites whose names hide their gender - hence you might like what you read but dare not be tempted into crushes on the poster for fear of them being from the same side...sometimes the poster makes their gender clear later but some I just can't read - hence any crushes are reserved for those with clearly female names...obvioulsy those who have been to forum drinks have a clear advantage having seen these unclear posters in the flesh, I should try to get along to the next one, but then I like the mystery of not having yet put the names to faces.. to me you are all supermodels.

Mick Mac Wrote:

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> The bit I find tricky is the forumites whose names

> hide their gender - hence you might like what you

> read but dare not be tempted into crushes on the

> poster for fear of them being from the same

> side...


But Mick Mac, surely crushes aren't always directly related to our sexuality or sexual leanings. In fact as a teenager I would say I had quite a few crushes on girls - as in gazing from afar with admiration - yearning to just be them, rather than be with them. It's more about some people just having a flicker of a spark about them that ignites something indescribable within you.

Moos Wrote:

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> I have to admit I have a crush on a forumite I

> haven't met, to the extent that my heart gives a

> little Eek! whenever I see he's posted.



Moos / Annaj- I think like you, a lot of people have a crush on Woofmarkthedog, but that is simply puppy love as I understand it....


... but give him a biscuit and he may let you scratch behind his ears.

Bellenden Belle Wrote:

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> Mick Mac Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > The bit I find tricky is the forumites whose

> names

> > hide their gender - hence you might like what

> you

> > read but dare not be tempted into crushes on

> the

> > poster for fear of them being from the same

> > side...

>

> But Mick Mac, surely crushes aren't always

> directly related to our sexuality or sexual

> leanings. In fact as a teenager I would say I had

> quite a few crushes on girls - as in gazing from

> afar with admiration - yearning to just be them,

> rather than be with them. It's more about some

> people just having a flicker of a spark about them

> that ignites something indescribable within you.


I'm sure you'll find that most boys, let alone Men, do not gaze from near or afar at other Males.

In fact I'm certsin of it.


Having said that I did have a 14-year-old "liking" for Andy Bradbury who was very pretty and stood out in our All-Boys School and was overjoyed when his Parents bought a Caravan near ours in Seasalter, Kent for use during the holidays.;-)

bigbadwolf Wrote:

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> No! Place a captivated bolt gun behind his head

> and pull the trigger. See him grrr and Snehee his

> way out of that!



Now now


Play nicely boys .... otherwise I will seperate you both and send one of you to the battersea home for bad puppies

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