Have you ever really really like someone but waited to long to make them know just how you felt

Or have one of your best best friend end up with the person you wanted so bad that it hurt,,

how did you deal with your first puppy love heart break..

Or did you get what you wanted any way

So just what happen -
How did you deal with it -
Did you loose your friend -
Do you still see that person again -
Are you all still friends -
Do you every now and then think what could have been.....

I was in the 7th grade...at the end of the school year, her family moved away...I got over it.

I met my Husband in JHS. While we were going steady there were many opportunities with other guys that I really regret dismissing or not persuing. One was in JHS with a guy in my class who was more like me in that he came from the same backround. Although I was attracted to him I really didn't make it known. Recently We have made contact and to my surprise he didn't even remember me. After we e-mailed each other a few times he did remember and I realized what an opportunity I missed. Not that I'm unhappy in my life, but there is always the "What If"!!

When I first arrived in the Bronx, I was just so lonely, I happened to meet a beautiful Spanish gal named Aida, she lived near the Willis Ave bridge, she was older than myself but she sure could ramba (wink, wink) we were together a couple of months and I caught her with another man and she was doing the ramba (wink, wink) that was the end of Aida, who today is married and has 9 kids all with different fathers, she still lives in the project building on the 19th floor.

I never contacted her again, because within months I met my Angel, the love of my life and the rest is history.

Interesting story. I have often wondered how many of the guys and gals I went to grade school with in the South Bronx are still living there....???

ADIO MIO, I KNEW A GRILA NAME AIDA, I SWEAR TO GODA, SHE HAD 8 KIDS THE LAST I HEARDA, SPANISH GIRL, VERY NICE . I WONDER IF SHE THE SAME GIRLA, NO? SHE LIVED UP FORDHAM RD

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Originally posted by southern italain:
ADIO MIO, I KNEW A GRILA NAME AIDA, I SWEAR TO GODA, SHE HAD 8 KIDS THE LAST I HEARDA, SPANISH GIRL, VERY NICE . I WONDER IF SHE THE SAME GIRLA, NO? SHE LIVED UP FORDHAM RD

---(pass the bread here comes the baloney.)

Grey poupon?

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Originally posted by JOHNNY QUICK:

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Originally posted by southern italain:
ADIO MIO, I KNEW A GRILA NAME AIDA, I SWEAR TO GODA, SHE HAD 8 KIDS THE LAST I HEARDA, SPANISH GIRL, VERY NICE . I WONDER IF SHE THE SAME GIRLA, NO? SHE LIVED UP FORDHAM RD

---(pass the bread here comes the baloney.)

JOHNNY, NO BALONEY, PROSCUITO DE PARMA...
I SWEAR TO GODA...I NO LIE....JUST CAUSE I SPEAK BROKEN ENGLISHA , I TELLA THE TRUTH...QUINONES WAS HER LASTA NAME...
SISTER OWNED A CAR INSURANCE PLACEA ON FORDHAM..

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Originally posted by JOHNNY QUICK:

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Originally posted by southern italain:
ADIO MIO, I KNEW A GRILA NAME AIDA, I SWEAR TO GODA, SHE HAD 8 KIDS THE LAST I HEARDA, SPANISH GIRL, VERY NICE . I WONDER IF SHE THE SAME GIRLA, NO? SHE LIVED UP FORDHAM RD

---(pass the bread here comes the baloney.)

Johnny that was hilarious!

My first love was a boy i knew in the 6th grade. his name was David Kilpatrick.he was a blonde haired blue eyed german boy. this was the first time i can honestly say my heart panged for a boy. we were in 6th grade and would be going to different school the following year. we were down by the park talking and we were just about to kiss when a bunch of older kids came and started chasing us away. i never saw him again, and never got to kiss him either. haha i often think about him and wonder how he is doing.