Since my first crush on a girl in middle school I had always wondered what the feeling of love was. I had a good ideal of what it was like from the movies I watched and books I read and from relationships around me but, every relationship I had wasn't fulfilling and void of this emotion. As the years passed by I lost interest in finding this ever elusive feeling and worried more about the things that most teenagers think about parties, social status and school ( mostly in that order). Then someone appeared in my life that changed if forever.
It was the second semester of my junior year, the time in a young person's life that he/she must make that all important decision about where to go to college, how to pay for it, how to get into the university of their choice and how they are going to make it through their remaining days of high school without having a nervous breakdown before graduation. I still to this day have yet to see the logic in my best friend setting me up on a blind date, maybe it was because that he was tired of me whinning about school and all the things that go along with that and, he wanted someone to take my mind off of all the problems that I had. It had been about three years since I had a steady relationship with anyone and I kinda liked it that way since I always did what I wanted to since I didn't have to have anyone's approval, and I didn't have to worry about making someone mad or sad depending on the actions I took. I had only meet this girl one time in my life and that was about five years ago at my friends family reunion. So after a few phone calls we were about to meet for the first time on a different playing field. We decided to go see a movie but the funny thing was that all the mushy love stories were already sold out because all the guys that wanted to impress their dates had already bought the tickets so on our first date we were romanced into each others arms by the comic stylings of David Spade in "Meet Joe Dirt".
