Day 10 - Discuss your first love and your first kiss.
What a perfect entry for a #tbt
My first love was my high school sweetheart, Ryan. We share an unbreakable bond that will last forever. Although we were just kids, and love and commitment means something completely different when you’re 16 than it does when you’re 30; we did love each other very much. We went through some really difficult and devastating times together. Normal teenage issues and fears, the death of a few friends (one of them being his sister Casey), family struggles and ultimately the calamitous end of our relationship. Luckily after some time passed we were able to remain friends and 14 years after our breakup he is still very close to my heart and considered highly as one of my lifelong friends. We see each other semi-often. Mike thinks he’s great (because he is) and it is never weird or awkward in any way. Our relationship was so long ago, we don’t even see each other in that respect anymore. We’re simply just friends. And I will always love him that way. Forever and always infinity times infinity plus two.
My first kiss is a story that many may find strange… because of our ages. I know that it sounds crazy, but it’s true. I guess they really do do things differently down south. Haha.
Jimmy lived next door. He was 6 and I was 4. We hid behind my shed and he showed me how to french kiss. After the first time, we realized how fun it was and would often meet behind the shed during games of hide and seek or just when no one else was around. Maybe that’s why I’m so good at it. I started like 10 years early. Haha!! I can only imagine the freakout that our parents would’ve had, had they known. Glad we dodged that one. Behind the shed must’ve been a great hiding place. In 1992, my family moved to New Hampshire and I didn’t see or speak to him for many years. Then 18 years later, like a damn Oprah story we reconnected via FB. He lived only about an hour away in Massachusetts. We casually saw each other for a while, but it didn’t work out for a few reasons. However, we also still remain friendly. He is an amazing man with a great soul. He is smart and extremely talented and creative. I would like to think all that kissing we did when we were kids had something to do with it. Haha. ;)
This is us :)
My first love was my high school sweetheart, Ryan. We share an unbreakable bond that will last forever. Although we were just kids, and love and commitment means something completely different when you’re 16 than it does when you’re 30; we did love each other very much. We went through some really difficult and devastating times together. Normal teenage issues and fears, the death of a few friends (one of them being his sister Casey), family struggles and ultimately the calamitous end of our relationship. Luckily after some time passed we were able to remain friends and 14 years after our breakup he is still very close to my heart and considered highly as one of my lifelong friends. We see each other semi-often. Mike thinks he’s great (because he is) and it is never weird or awkward in any way. Our relationship was so long ago, we don’t even see each other in that respect anymore. We’re simply just friends. And I will always love him that way. Forever and always infinity times infinity plus two.
My first kiss is a story that many may find strange… because of our ages. I know that it sounds crazy, but it’s true. I guess they really do do things differently down south. Haha.
Jimmy lived next door. He was 6 and I was 4. We hid behind my shed and he showed me how to french kiss. After the first time, we realized how fun it was and would often meet behind the shed during games of hide and seek or just when no one else was around. Maybe that’s why I’m so good at it. I started like 10 years early. Haha!! I can only imagine the freakout that our parents would’ve had, had they known. Glad we dodged that one. Behind the shed must’ve been a great hiding place. In 1992, my family moved to New Hampshire and I didn’t see or speak to him for many years. Then 18 years later, like a damn Oprah story we reconnected via FB. He lived only about an hour away in Massachusetts. We casually saw each other for a while, but it didn’t work out for a few reasons. However, we also still remain friendly. He is an amazing man with a great soul. He is smart and extremely talented and creative. I would like to think all that kissing we did when we were kids had something to do with it. Haha. ;)
This is us :)