Ferrah
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I am 19 years old and I am trying to enjoy my last (*sniff*) year of being a teenager.
Since all my friends are out of town, I figured I need to tell someone! So here we are.
So, I want to get out the last of my teenage angst and hopefully I can get some advice from those of you wiser than me!
I have a huge crush on this guy at work (lets call him Ty) who also happens to be one of the many managers where I work. He is almost exactly the same age as I am.
We like almost all the same things, and he is incredibly nice, good hearted and and the same sense of humor as I do. When we work together we spend most it laughing and making fun of each other (a LOT).
EVERYONE at work knows (without me telling them) that I really like this Ty. But so far I have no been able to say anything to him at all. Ty and I talk about anything and everything, and we know each other as well as you can get to know somebody at work, except I can't seem to get it out.
I have this intense (and justified!) fear of rejection which is why I have said nothing for so long! In High School I was every guys best friend (I had mostly all guy frtiends), but nobodys girl friend. Everytime I had a crush on a guy and admitted it the following happened:
1. He wasn't interested, we were too good of friends
2. He is gay (happened THREE times)
3. He has a crush on my best friend
This all has happened more times than I can count. Anyways I think my doom has been self fulfilling. I can't possibly see how Ty could be interested at all if all those other guys before him were also not interested. I'm not very pretty, and I'm not all that thin either. The only thing I have going for me is a good sense of humor. I use laughter and humor and "fake" confidence to mask what a shockingly low self esteem I have.
It makes how I feel for Ty all the more harder because I don't want to say anything because of my fear of rejection, and I also know that his feeling the same way about me is a remote possibility considering he could do much better (looking) than I.
If all else fails, I still have my horses. I can be the crazy horse lady instead of the crazy cat lady.
Since all my friends are out of town, I figured I need to tell someone! So here we are.
So, I want to get out the last of my teenage angst and hopefully I can get some advice from those of you wiser than me!
I have a huge crush on this guy at work (lets call him Ty) who also happens to be one of the many managers where I work. He is almost exactly the same age as I am.
We like almost all the same things, and he is incredibly nice, good hearted and and the same sense of humor as I do. When we work together we spend most it laughing and making fun of each other (a LOT).
EVERYONE at work knows (without me telling them) that I really like this Ty. But so far I have no been able to say anything to him at all. Ty and I talk about anything and everything, and we know each other as well as you can get to know somebody at work, except I can't seem to get it out.
I have this intense (and justified!) fear of rejection which is why I have said nothing for so long! In High School I was every guys best friend (I had mostly all guy frtiends), but nobodys girl friend. Everytime I had a crush on a guy and admitted it the following happened:
1. He wasn't interested, we were too good of friends
2. He is gay (happened THREE times)
3. He has a crush on my best friend
This all has happened more times than I can count. Anyways I think my doom has been self fulfilling. I can't possibly see how Ty could be interested at all if all those other guys before him were also not interested. I'm not very pretty, and I'm not all that thin either. The only thing I have going for me is a good sense of humor. I use laughter and humor and "fake" confidence to mask what a shockingly low self esteem I have.
It makes how I feel for Ty all the more harder because I don't want to say anything because of my fear of rejection, and I also know that his feeling the same way about me is a remote possibility considering he could do much better (looking) than I.
If all else fails, I still have my horses. I can be the crazy horse lady instead of the crazy cat lady.