I was 15, it was Homecoming, it was the first kiss for both of us.
I spent the first half of the dance being a total ass and complaining about the music (which was terrible), and the second half being completely insane with some friends.
It wasn't until the last two songs that my girlfriend of the time (just good friend now) and I put our arms around each other and were determined to slow dance regardless of what kind of music was playing. I kept trying to get in place to kiss her, unsuccessfully, when the song ended and she looked me in the face and kissed me quickly.
Oddly enough my immediate reaction was to laugh hysterically. Then I stopped and we had a much longer mutual kiss, we both left immediately after.
The funniest thing about it was the moment we stopped kissing, my mind was completely gone: I could hardly tell whether or not I had just imagined the whole thing, I couldn't remember what music had been playing, I hardly remembered what it even felt like (luckily numerous kisses in later days would make up for that).
Has that happened to anyone else?
Also:
I spent the first half of the dance being a total ass and complaining about the music (which was terrible), and the second half being completely insane with some friends.
It wasn't until the last two songs that my girlfriend of the time (just good friend now) and I put our arms around each other and were determined to slow dance regardless of what kind of music was playing. I kept trying to get in place to kiss her, unsuccessfully, when the song ended and she looked me in the face and kissed me quickly.
Oddly enough my immediate reaction was to laugh hysterically. Then I stopped and we had a much longer mutual kiss, we both left immediately after.
The funniest thing about it was the moment we stopped kissing, my mind was completely gone: I could hardly tell whether or not I had just imagined the whole thing, I couldn't remember what music had been playing, I hardly remembered what it even felt like (luckily numerous kisses in later days would make up for that).
Has that happened to anyone else?
Also:
This is my favorite kind of advice, cheers to you good sir!rutger5000 said:Yup I've got a great way to stop thinking about it: Get over it!