School loves / Lost loves

[lip]

My first girlfriend I had during the time when I was 12yo up to 14yo. We were married with key rings and all. Known as a stable couple to all our peers and every friendship book out there. All we ever did was french kissing, but I was allowed to fondle her developing breasts whenever I wanted, which was truly awesome back then. - We went our seperate ways when her parents moved to another part of the town. - Today she's married and has a son as far as I'm aware. - No regrets there.

Regrets I have on the other hand with a possible future GF I had some fling when I was 18. I saw her infrequently, and we had eyes and smiles for eachother for quite some time before we ended some evening at a friends party. She was in a flirty this-night-will-end-with-both-of-us-in-the-same-bed mood up to eleven, and she did ask me several times to dance with her, but the idiot that I was I refused everytime because I was sitting in a comfortable chair. That's actually what I told her. - She didn't ask anybody elso to dance with her and left the party instead. - Never saw her again. - This was one of the dumbest things I ever did when it comes to possible relationships.

[Ace1965]

There was a girl I liked back in high school but she was dating someone else that didn't go to our school. Now I'm very naive and don't really know if someone is showing interest in me or not but during our senior year we sat near each other in several classes and exchanged glances and small talk and seemed to get along a lot better than before.

We went on a couple of senior trips and she sort of hung out around me a lot especially on our trip to Washington D.C. Like I said I'm very naive and I really was back then as no girl had ever even talked a lot to me back then in 1983. So I don't really know what would have happened if I had pressed the issue and we had started dating. My whole life could have taken a much different turn.

She moved out of state with her current husband but she came back to visit family from time to time and about 15 years after we graduated she dropped in where I worked to visit me. She still looked great. Every guy in the place was quizzing me who the knockout was that came in to see me.