Chris, wow! He had eyes of the ocean, dark blue, yet clear; when I looked in them, I lost myself. He had short, golden brown hair that played the messy look very well. The first thing that caught my attention was his smile. When he smiled I always thought of the Colgate commercial: his smile was picture perfect. In addition, he would blush as he smiled making him appear shy and embarrassed. His veins ran close to the surface of his skin in the cheek area, giving the "I just got out of the cold" effect. It looked great on him.

Another eye-catching attraction was his body; I had swimming to thank for that. His shoulders were square, like a soldier's shoulders standing upright. His abs were well defined, just as well as the rest of his body. At 5' 9", he was the ideal height for me. Having everything that made a gir

I never knew he was an egotistic, narcissistic, pompous person. I guess that's why he never had a girlfriend for too long; she would get tired of hearing how great he was and leave. I know I was tired of hearing him talk about himself. I guess people aren't always as they seem. He looked very stunning, but he lacked a personality. I learned from dating him that I can't always judge people by looks; sometimes the greatest people are those who are not as attractive. Appearance is not everything. Character is what makes the individual, not the other way around.

One Wednesday after math class, he pulled me aside and asked me to the football game that Saturday night. At first I was dumb-founded and wasn't sure what to say; then my brain kicked in and I said "yes." Oh my God! I was going on a date with Chris, one of the most popular guys in school. For the remainder of the week, I was preoccupied. As I strove vainly to work out the trigonometric identities in math, my mind wandered to the coming Saturday, fantasizing about sitting close by him, his arm around me at the game. I wondered why did he want me or what did he want, yet I

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