a question for anyone who isn’t heterosexual, or who has ever fallen for someone that doesn’t fit the acceptable, cookie-cutter-perfect, social scale.
doesn’t it suck to be ‘crushing on’ someone ‘out of your league’ or who wouldn’t give you a chance? this is for the geeks who love jocks, (and vice versa) the boys who love boys, and the girls who love girls, all the ‘forbidden lovers’ out there.
you know that it’s pretty hopeless (or at least i do) but wishful thinking is always hazing my sight. say i lurvv zak (golden-boy, star athelete, classically cute, blonde… etc.), but at my place in the school’s social scale, it’s a fat chance he’ll reciprocate. also, he’s a total girl-o-phobe… (shy around the ladies) but he’s adorable. so i use him for example. i mean, our school’s tiny, so we’re bound to talk. and we do. but people, no matter how they deny it, (okay, most people) would NOT date someone ‘out of their league’ or not accepted by their cohorts/’friends’.
no, i’m not jones-ing for this boy. though i wouldn’t mind him being around me more often. 😉 (i am such a slut. ha, ha, get it? me? slut? heh? heh? oh, never mind.)
or if you’re really unlucky (and unluckier if you’re young), you like a member of the OHMYGOD, IT’S THE GAYS!! same sex. and trust me, i have been in this boat. not fun. and not to be sexist, but in all examples, i will refer to my imaginary lover as a girl, since i am not a gay man or boy. sorry. point of view sucks sometimes, i bet.
so you hang out with her, you become friends with her, and for what? (well, more time to admire her (worth it)) to be let down, lest you’re REALLYREALLYREALLY (etc, etc) lucky (which, i’ll have you know, i am not), and you become lovers and run into the sunset together.
in which case, lucky you.
but i’m talking about the rest of us kids (yes, kids); you’re basically let down, and aside from the times you cheer her up when she loses a significant other, you just hear her talk about the flavour of the week, or watch her hang over some boy. on occasion, making a fool of herself (who can blame those in love..?), but that’s for another entry. and the worst part is the lovely, lovely, excruciating dialogue.
‘oh, you’re so great… if you were a guy i would so date you.’
‘why can’t guys be like you?’
‘you’re the best friend i could ever have.’
it’s lovely, really. i love compliments. but it hurts all the same. and the fact that it’s unintentional makes it sting a little more. but with some girls (now this is not from my experience as a crushing-on-you-BFF but as a regular friend) will say these things, then drop you for their boyfriend (and fcking avoid you entirely!), but when they fall apart, expect you to be around and support them and pick up the pieces. eck.
i could go on, but i’m tired and in the mood for some socializing. and we know this only occurs once in a lune bleu (love my bad french?), so i’ll get it out of my damn system.
here’s to heart-breakers!
‘she is the one that you never forget, she is the heaven-sent angel you met. oh, she must be the reason why god made a girl, she is so pretty all over the world.’ –groove coverage, ‘she’