love poems for your crush

There was this one time I had a crush on someone at work. It was a really strange feeling because we were colleagues. We often worked on projects together. I noticed his kindness and how dedicated he was to his work. I started to like him more and more each day. I would bring an extra coffee for him sometimes. One day, we had to work late together and during that time, we shared a lot of personal stories. That night, I knew my crush had turned into something deeper. But things got complicated when office romances were not really encouraged at our company.

My first crush was on a girl in my high school English class. She had long, curly hair and the brightest smile. I was too shy to talk to her directly, so I would often find excuses to be near her, like borrowing a book from the shelf next to her desk. One day, I finally got the courage to say hello, and she was really nice. But it never developed into a full - fledged relationship as we both went to different colleges later.

I had a high school crush on a guy who was on the football team. He had this confident charm. I would go to all his games just to see him play. One time, after a game, I mustered up the courage to talk to him. We had a nice chat, but he was already dating someone. It was disappointing, but that crush taught me a lot about having the courage to approach someone you like.

In my first crush love story, it was the shared interests that made it special. We both loved reading books in the old library in town. We would often be there at the same time, not really talking much at first but just being in the same space. Then one day, we started chatting about our favorite books. That moment of connection over something we both loved deeply was what made it stand out.

Well, start by getting to know them better. Try to understand their interests and hobbies and find common ground.

The most memorable moment was when we studied together for an exam late at night in the library. There was this moment of connection when we both looked up from our books at the same time and just smiled at each other. It was like we had a shared understanding, and that moment made my crush even stronger.

One way is to keep it to yourself for a while and just enjoy the feeling. Sometimes, crushes pass. But if it persists, try to become even closer as friends. Do things together like study for exams or go to school events. This can strengthen your bond and may also give you more opportunities to figure out if your feelings are mutual.

😋I recommend the following books to you about your first love or crush in school, all of which have a fresh taste: Waiting for You to Love Me on August, Time is Long, Starting from Following Your Tail, Hidden Love Letter, Who's Going to Love Me? I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

Well, my first crush was this girl in my piano class. She played the piano so beautifully. I used to sit and watch her fingers glide over the keys. I was too shy to talk to her much at first. Then one time, we were paired for a duet practice. It was amazing. I fell for her even more during that time. Eventually, we became good friends but nothing more. It was still a great experience.

Well, I once had a teacher crush in high school. She was my English teacher. She had this amazing way of making every story come alive. Her voice was so soothing. I would look forward to her classes every day just to see her smile. I used to stay after class sometimes to ask her about the lessons, but really it was just an excuse to be near her. It was a very innocent crush and it made me more interested in English.