So I know a lady names Tinica... you pronounce that Tee-nih-cah.
I am called her stalker (kinda as a joke) because I like her a lot (not love like just friend like) and I follow her places (which isn't as creepy as it sounds).
So when I see her I get really happy. Like, imagine the happiest happy you can imagine, like excitement (but not sex excitement - that's gross) and pure happiness. That's how I feel when I see her, even if she's just walking by.
Oh, BTW I'm 14 and she's 30... she likes me too, but not love like, just friend like, but not as much as I like her.
I am pretty weird and I sent her a letter saying that I'm sorry for being so weird and an e-mail saying sorry for sending her the letter and stuff. But I feel really weird about it.
I also volunteer with a group for disabled teens/adults and she is the leader of it. This week is the day camp and I am helping out with it, it's for a week, from 7:00 am to the evening and I will see her there, everyday... I also see her at church and it's always so awkward when I see her because I'm embarrassed about the letters but I still want to have fun around her.
It frustrates me a lot. I can not fully explain it to anyone because I don't know how to... So this is as far as I can really go.
- Lois
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Sorry I said what I said about the place you go with the mentally unstable. It was like 2 in the morning and I was just being an idiot. Sometimes I turn into a six year old when I get too tired.
If you just want to have fun with her, forget about the letter and/or email. Pretend it never happened. Forget about it. If you can't do that just say something to her about it. Not a long in depth serious conversation. Just like crack a joke or something. Or something like "Sorry about all that crazyness what with me being weird, I was just being silly. :]" But that's just what I always do. Don't worry, it'll be okay Lois.