I don't remember either so it must be more important to girls.
I don't remember either so it must be more important to girls.
Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire. ― Gustav Mahler
Alaska Born ~ Oregon Grown
Could just be because guys are more embarrassed about talking about this stuff and so they just simply "forgot"
Alaska Born ~ Oregon Grown
OK, I am taking the bait.
8th grade a cute Mexican girl. Never kissed her again.
Next was Bonny W after we went to the movies. This was just prior to the 9th grade. Bonney broke my heart by messing with some other guy. LOL (by the way, compared to how much better I was as an adult, those were not good kisses.)
I just don't remember. It may have been Elizabeth the first girl I danced with. That was 8th grade. I remember dancing. It was a Catholic school and all the other guys were a twitter giggling at me. But I was having a good time. I remember kissing my first real serious girlfriend a couple years later but I know there were others in between.
And you had to remind me of my aunt, the one who wore bright red lipstick and would smear it all over my face kissing me just to embarrass me. Yuck!
My parents weren't the kissing, hugging kind.
Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire. ― Gustav Mahler
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