"Do you have liquid paper?"

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I'm writing my essay.
I feel my shoulder being touched.
It's the girl in front of me. "Do you have liquid paper?" she says.
"No, I don't." I say looking in her eyes.
She turns back instantly and so do I.
I'm left there writing the rest of my essay, wondering why this had to be the first and last time she talked to me.

Try again tomorrow.

It was Yesterday. There's no school for the rest of the week and anyways she already has a boyfriend.

If she already has a boyfriend and thus is already unavailable why do you seem so devestated that might be your only interaction? I mean if you're in class with her that is doubtful...perhaps she'll need to borrow a pencil sometime, or you could borrow one from her.

But what were you expecting she break up with her boyfriend to go out with you because she asked for liquid paper? just slightly confused.

It just sucks that my only interaction with her will have been something so unsignificant.

Totally random, but Michael Nesmith's (The Monkees) mother invented Liquid Paper in the 1950s here in Texas.

Obsessing over a girl you hardly know and who's already in a relationship is unlikely to have a happy ending. I suggest you try to forget about her.

I didn't even know she was in a relationship before today. I saw a 6ftm tall ape kissing her. It's always the same. I have feelings for someone? kill these feelings. Destroy them. Always the same...

You are only 15. It is unlikely she will date this guy for long. But for now, it's not even worth thinking about, because she IS unavailable*, so you can't really expect meaningful interactions unless she is in your friendship group (if I understand how high school works...it has been a while ).

*assuming you have confirmed this beyond simply seeing her kissing someone.

"Always the same" sounds rather defeatist at 15, too. I hadn't found a relationship or kissed anyone when I was 15. There wasn't much of an "always the same" because I hadn't even met enough people to be attracted to. Are you perhaps falling for girls too easily?

Maybe she wants a threesome, with you and the ape.

That was until...she found out he had no liquid paper!

Jokes aside, OP, maybe it's best you get back to enjoying other things and forget her. There's a good chance at your age her relationship won't last and when she's single you could try your chances then.

It's pretty easy to gather a few "I have feelings for someone? Kill these feelings. Destroy them" experiences by fifteen, which are the ones the OP described as "always the same".

I can relate to it because, for me, it couldn't be any other way. At that age, I could only wonder when my parents would tell me I could finally go out with a girl or have a girlfriend. By the way, it never happened.



Who decides what is "too easily"? At any rate, you seem to be proving him right: he has to kill his feelings in case someone else decides he's having them "too easily".

I dunno? Him? It was just a question for him to explore as he wishes.

You have a bad sense of humor. Anyways I'd rather have her for myself, I don't like sluts.

Because you happened to be there and you were someone she'd like to ask for it when she needed some liquid paper, if you're a creep or something she wouldn't have asked you in the first place, which is good thing rather than bad thing.

When I was a cute fifteen year old girl my relationships lasted a few weeks at most. I wouldn't give up if I were you. Even the kids I knew that had "long" relationships dated a year at most at that age.