Disclaimer: I don't own it. It is being written during a study hall, so if
it sucks badly, too bad. (joking...I hope.)
Kat: Number nine...being written on 3/11. V.V;
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Dear Abby,
There is this person in my orchistra class who I really like. I admire his
talent, personality, and the way he seems to radiate an aura of calm, even in the most
stressful situtations. He is very selfconfidant and seems to stand out in a crowd, without
actualy doing anything to draw attention to himself.
I would really like to go out with him, even if it is just for one night.
However, I don't think it would work out. We are just too different, and
plus...
He's straight.
What should I do?
-No Music Hook-up
Dear Music,
I think you should think about this situation carefully. It is true that you
are in a tight spot, but some of the blocks closing you in may be imaginary.
Do you know this boy personally? If so, are you sure he is straight? I'm
not suggesting you should ask him, it's a touchy subject, but what would
he do if he knew you swang that way?
It might be that he feels the same way about you, it's a slim chance, but
it is there.
You should ask some of your mutual female friends for their imput. Girls are remarkably
understanding and they pick up on all sorts of cues that men overlook.
I say ask them for advice, and good luck!
-Abby
Dear Abby,
I know it sounds cliché, but there is this totally dreamy boy in my
homeroom who is compleatly unattainable. He is perfect: abosolutly gorgeous, star of the
basketball team, straight-a student, first chair flutist, and he even has a job printing in the
school newspaper.
Every girl I know thinks he's hott, but I seem to outclass them all in my
obsession over him.
I don't stand a chance.
And just to make my chance of success even worse, he's gay!
What do you think I should do?
-Crushin' in Class
Dear Crushin',
Wow, it sounds like you have it bad. Not that I can blame you, this guy
sounds great! As I said in the last letter, are you sure he's completly
unattainable? Are you sure he's gay? If the answer is yes, then sorry, but
there isn't anything you can do about it. If it turns out that he isn't, you
will still have a hard time, but I say go for it! I wish you the best of
luck in your romantic pursuits!
-Abby
Dear Abby,
Help!
I have a big problem: There are two people I like, and neither one likes me back!
This is how it works...
'Michel' is in my orchestra class, and is the nicest person alive. He
always helps me out and is my really close friend. We can talk about
anything. I've found myself becoming more and more attracted to him as the years went
by, not that I didn't find him cute when I first met him. I
really like him and think we could have something good together.
But then there is 'Jane'. She is in my homeroom class, and I see her
everyday. I thought she was annoying at first, but then after getting to
know her better, I discovered that she's a really strong person who cares
about people deeply. She is very smart and funny, and I feel relaxed around her and just
want to be with her.
The problem is that neither one is interested in me. I don't know what to do.
-Lost
Dear Lost,
I don't think you should worry about it. In fact, I think that all of the problems for today will be
worked out very quickly. How do I know? Let's call it a hunch.
-Abby
Kat: Number nine...being written on 3/11. V.V;
***
Dear Abby,
There is this person in my orchistra class who I really like. I admire his
talent, personality, and the way he seems to radiate an aura of calm, even in the most
stressful situtations. He is very selfconfidant and seems to stand out in a crowd, without
actualy doing anything to draw attention to himself.
I would really like to go out with him, even if it is just for one night.
However, I don't think it would work out. We are just too different, and
plus...
He's straight.
What should I do?
-No Music Hook-up
Dear Music,
I think you should think about this situation carefully. It is true that you
are in a tight spot, but some of the blocks closing you in may be imaginary.
Do you know this boy personally? If so, are you sure he is straight? I'm
not suggesting you should ask him, it's a touchy subject, but what would
he do if he knew you swang that way?
It might be that he feels the same way about you, it's a slim chance, but
it is there.
You should ask some of your mutual female friends for their imput. Girls are remarkably
understanding and they pick up on all sorts of cues that men overlook.
I say ask them for advice, and good luck!
-Abby
Dear Abby,
I know it sounds cliché, but there is this totally dreamy boy in my
homeroom who is compleatly unattainable. He is perfect: abosolutly gorgeous, star of the
basketball team, straight-a student, first chair flutist, and he even has a job printing in the
school newspaper.
Every girl I know thinks he's hott, but I seem to outclass them all in my
obsession over him.
I don't stand a chance.
And just to make my chance of success even worse, he's gay!
What do you think I should do?
-Crushin' in Class
Dear Crushin',
Wow, it sounds like you have it bad. Not that I can blame you, this guy
sounds great! As I said in the last letter, are you sure he's completly
unattainable? Are you sure he's gay? If the answer is yes, then sorry, but
there isn't anything you can do about it. If it turns out that he isn't, you
will still have a hard time, but I say go for it! I wish you the best of
luck in your romantic pursuits!
-Abby
Dear Abby,
Help!
I have a big problem: There are two people I like, and neither one likes me back!
This is how it works...
'Michel' is in my orchestra class, and is the nicest person alive. He
always helps me out and is my really close friend. We can talk about
anything. I've found myself becoming more and more attracted to him as the years went
by, not that I didn't find him cute when I first met him. I
really like him and think we could have something good together.
But then there is 'Jane'. She is in my homeroom class, and I see her
everyday. I thought she was annoying at first, but then after getting to
know her better, I discovered that she's a really strong person who cares
about people deeply. She is very smart and funny, and I feel relaxed around her and just
want to be with her.
The problem is that neither one is interested in me. I don't know what to do.
-Lost
Dear Lost,
I don't think you should worry about it. In fact, I think that all of the problems for today will be
worked out very quickly. How do I know? Let's call it a hunch.
-Abby