Nerd-

We've got more chemistry than a grade ten science class. 

-Geek 

Hi,

I'm trying to figure out where to begin.

I am 67 and have a grand daughter that likes this site. She doesn't believe in love though.

Well, I have been married to my wife since we were eighteen, but really time doesn't matter because what we have is eternal and I discover more things that are beautiful about her everyday.

I like the way her wrists are shaped, her hair is almost nearly askew in her bun, and how she breaths. I just want to feel her heartbeat and laugh at the ridiculous meals she prepares.

We're not perfect. Hell, no relationship is perfect.  But, we're a bunch of haphazard pieces that make something so amazing. I would want to be with her everyday, regardless.

Just believe in initiation. Believe in yourself. Believe in the creases that form around the person you love's mouth as they smile.

And thanks, Laurie, for teaching me how to love. You're my forever crush.

-Ray, a grandfather that knows love exists.

I could have stood there in the sunshine talking to you about turtles for hours.

we shouldn't,

but who said either of us have always been ones to follow the rules?

you could be my handwarmers

The school project only required dancing together, but will those warm fuzzy feelings I got from your hand and your eyes in mine count for extra credit?

winter,

these are the lyrics to our song:

(it's an instrumental)

-summer

boy who i'm sure exists somewhere,

i think the day we meet is just around the corner. hang in there!

love,

girl who exists somewhere as well.

You are the reason for the secret smirk that I sometimes get. It means very good things for you, if you feel so inclined.

Very. Good. Things.

N,

When I was a freshman in high school, you drew me a diagram trying to explain scales in music class. I haven't seen you in years, and I've found happiness since then, but you were the first person I ever loved.

To this day, I sleep with that piece of paper folded inside my pillowcase.

G.