What was the name of your first love...can you remember ?

Nancy Contro was my first girlfriend from 4 to 8. Then I went to 3rd grade and fell for the fastest girl in the class. All I remember is scraping her name, Wendy, on my forearm. Nancy was very jealous. :)
 

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I had a boyfriend named Randall. We were both 18 yrs old. I was crazy over him, evidently the feeling wasn't mutual. I was in a car accident on I-65 just outside of Indianapolis. My mom, stepdad, girlfriend and I were taken to Methodist Hospital for observation. I was distraught because I was the driver. I felt sorry for myself and wanted someone to console me. It just so happened that Randall lived in Indianapolis. I called and told him I was at the hospital. Like a good boyfriend, he came to the rescue. Not!!! He came with a date! So much for that idiot. I'm just glad I was never intimate with him. From what I heard, she was. Oh well. I figured they deserved each other.
 
Is it weird to still hold a candle for my first true love?

Honestly, this has always bothered me slightly. That is, when a guy is hung up on his first love. I don't know if "holding a candle" is the same as being "hung up" ---- I don't think so. It's not weird, per se --- but it sure makes a girl feel like she doesn't stand a chance. I dated a few guys back in the day, who talked endlessly (or it seemed like it) about their "first love" .... I'm not even the jealous type, but it really hit me wrong.

I will never forget my first love, it's something special for sure - but I believe you can love more than one or two people in your life. It just depends on your circumstances.

I'm sorry if that came out as a rant. I guess it's a pet peeve of mine. :ROFLMAO:
 
Honestly, this has always bothered me slightly. That is, when a guy is hung up on his first love. I don't know if "holding a candle" is the same as being "hung up" ---- I don't think so. It's not weird, per se --- but it sure makes a girl feel like she doesn't stand a chance. I dated a few guys back in the day, who talked endlessly (or it seemed like it) about their "first love" .... I'm not even the jealous type, but it really hit me wrong.

I will never forget my first love, it's something special for sure - but I believe you can love more than one or two people in your life. It just depends on your circumstances.

I'm sorry if that came out as a rant. I guess it's a pet peeve of mine. :ROFLMAO:

I agree. I believe you can have more than one or two loves in your life. I loved my husband and wish he was still here, but I loved a couple of other guys before I ever met him. Some people refer to their spouses or partners as the "love of their life" and I'm glad they were lucky enough to have found the "one" because some of us have had to kiss a few toads before we found our prince.
 
I agree. I believe you can have more than one or two loves in your life. I loved my husband and wish he was still here, but I loved a couple of other guys before I ever met him. Some people refer to their spouses or partners as the "love of their life" and I'm glad they were lucky enough to have found the "one" because some of us have had to kiss a few toads before we found our prince.
hahahahaha!! Well said! 🤗
 
When I was in my early teens there was this girl that lived next door that I had a major crush on. A most definately unrequited one. She was 2 and 1/2 years older than me and in high school. She would come over and hang out at our house I think to get away from her parents that were strict with her. She would torture me by talking about her boyfriends. She had about 4 or or 5 of them at any one time that she was stringing along. Her name was June.

I think I'm about 14 in this picture.

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When I was in my early teens there was this girl that lived next door that I had a major crush on. A most definately unrequited one. She was 2 and 1/2 years older than me and in high school. She would come over and hang out at our house I think to get away from her parents that were strict with her. She would torture me by talking about her boyfriends. She had about 4 or or 5 of them at any one time that she was stringing along. Her name was June.

I think I'm about 14 in this picture.

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She was very pretty. Good picture of both of you.
 
In early grade school, I had a relationship that lasted for years with a girl named Pam. She was in my grade and lived down the street. It wasn't love, but I will never forget her. We were best buddies. I'm mean really best of buddies until her family moved away, and I lost track of her. That was the only truly platonic relationship I've had in my life (it lasted until I was 9). I've had other platonic relationships, but not that I got as close as I did with Pam.

That was followed by a long dry spell up until my senior year in high school when I got together with Sharon. I thought the world of her and we dated regularly for a year until I moved to Montana and she stayed in Chicago. That was my first taste of bells and whistles, but just a taste. I was proud to be with her and lucky to have her. She was so cool, I could hardly believe she liked me. But I was too awkward to take it further, and I had other plans for my life, although none of which involved other women, when we parted.

Sometime early in college, I had my first real love affair, although at the time, I didn't recognize it for what it was. It was the first really heady knock your socks off kind of thing that I felt in my heart, but I wasn't ready for marriage, and that didn't work out the way she wanted it, so we parted.

After graduation, I met Linda, and that relationship, short lived as it was, became the benchmark for everything that followed. But I will end this here, because you asked about the first, and I just realized I got carried away with myself, along with a few other women. But I'm going to say my first was Linda.
When I was in my early teens there was this girl that lived next door that I had a major crush on. A most definately unrequited one. She was 2 and 1/2 years older than me and in high school. She would come over and hang out at our house I think to get away from her parents that were strict with her. She would torture me by talking about her boyfriends. She had about 4 or or 5 of them at any one time that she was stringing along. Her name was June.

I think I'm about 14 in this picture.

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Yeah older women really know how to drive the young ones crazy.
 
His name was Don. I met him in summer school when I was 14 and he was 17. His parents had a summer home in the area. He was Irish Catholic. I was not. His father was an attorney in NYC. He had a sailboat and a Studebaker. There was once a party at this nice Catholic girl's house and I'm not sure if his parents arranged for him to go but I know they approved of her. He took me along as his date. We all went out afterwards and managed to get along.

We dated on and off for about 5 years. He died in his late thirties when we were both married to others.
 
At 7 years old, I had a girlfriend named Kathy. We walked partway home each day after school together, until we got to the end of a block where we had to go separately toward our homes. Kathy reminded me of Minnie Mouse.

Didn't have another girlfriend until age 12, when I knew a girl t have fun with at school... and I invited her to several parties. Her name was Cheryl.
Minnie mouse?... that made me laugh :ROFLMAO:
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Honestly, this has always bothered me slightly. That is, when a guy is hung up on his first love. I don't know if "holding a candle" is the same as being "hung up" ---- I don't think so. It's not weird, per se --- but it sure makes a girl feel like she doesn't stand a chance. I dated a few guys back in the day, who talked endlessly (or it seemed like it) about their "first love" .... I'm not even the jealous type, but it really hit me wrong.

I will never forget my first love, it's something special for sure - but I believe you can love more than one or two people in your life. It just depends on your circumstances.

I'm sorry if that came out as a rant. I guess it's a pet peeve of mine. :ROFLMAO:
I absolutely agree. Of course you can have more than one love in your life... otherwise no-one would ever marry again after divorce or a partners death
 
At 14, the summer between Jr. High and High School- met a girl at a Saturday teen dance named Coleen Rooney. We dated throughout the 10th grade, but my house burned down in a fire driven by the Santa Ana winds. We then moved out of the area to be closer to my Mom's job.
Not this Coleen Rooney then ? ...the famous footballer Wayne Rooney's influential wife..
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She lived around the corner from me, we we childhood friends. From a very young age till I was about 16.
Her name was Patty, she was 2 years younger than I was, I started dating her at age 14 till I was 16. Came home one day and saw her in the local park with the wadding pool lifeguard. Last time I ever spoke to her. 💔
Teen years are the toughest with all of those hormones going wild with your emotions. I wouldn't want to live through those years again.
 

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