Once upon a time, a little kid was perplexed by the concept of love. He witnessed his parents' constant bickering divorce and his older siblings get into strained relationships. He started to try to ignore love and relationships until "something" happened.

Christmas break had come to a close, and he was now 15 years old and in high school. After focusing only on himself for the past two years, girls began to approach him constantly. Meanwhile another person began making their move. She always had people, male and female, wanting to "do" things with her, but she always stayed true to herself and her beliefs.

Back over with the boy, he went through a few bad talking stages and began to develop a negative view of relationships with girls. He started to become a playboy. While he had never really watched "p" or done anything sexual he began to become a more sexually allusive person. This led to him completely shutting off his emotions when dealing with people.

He always had his eyes on the good girl, but he was afraid of ending up hurting her until during a class they play a game known as "I Plead the 5th". During the game one of the friends of both the boy and the girl started asking questions intentionally to get them to realize their feelings for each other. Questions like "Who do you think is the best looking in this group?" and "What would you rate 'x'".

As a result, they began texting each other as friends. They ended up watching an anime romance movie on ft (why tf would they do that as friends, don't ask me). At some point they paused the movie and in pandemonium, they begin confessing their feelings for each other.

They didn't sleep that night (bonk, you weirdo).

The boy ended up become a much better person.

The moral of the story is, boys work on yourself before acting like some weird *** freak, and girls stay true to your values and don't change for some dumb shi. - May 29 2023