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I survived my sister’s death
I survived my attack
I survived my best friend running away...
But what I don't think I'll survive is "name" "banner"
We've known each other since we were little, gone to the same schools with each other since nursery. But we've never really been close.
In high school we hung out with the same crowd, but even then, I’d never class him as a friend.
Then 'prom' happened. I got attacked and Banner saved me. He became my hero that night.
Now I can't seem to separate my feelings long enough to know how I really feel.
The gratitude I felt for him saving me turned into a crush. He became the only person I could be around.
Now I'm struggling with how deep my feelings for him go and with us attending the same college, I'm worried he'll find out.
With no distance between us or parents watching over us, I'm scared I won't be able to control my feelings for him and lose him as a friend forever.
I survived my attack
I survived my best friend running away...
But what I don't think I'll survive is "name" "banner"
We've known each other since we were little, gone to the same schools with each other since nursery. But we've never really been close.
In high school we hung out with the same crowd, but even then, I’d never class him as a friend.
Then 'prom' happened. I got attacked and Banner saved me. He became my hero that night.
Now I can't seem to separate my feelings long enough to know how I really feel.
The gratitude I felt for him saving me turned into a crush. He became the only person I could be around.
Now I'm struggling with how deep my feelings for him go and with us attending the same college, I'm worried he'll find out.
With no distance between us or parents watching over us, I'm scared I won't be able to control my feelings for him and lose him as a friend forever.
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