FREE ESSAY ON I LOVE A GIRL

I LOVE A GIRL

I once jumped off a two-story building just to prove how much I adored a girl. At the
early age of eight, I have to admit that I was already a kid full of hormones. I have
always known that I am attracted to the opposite sex. I love being around them, but I was
always too shy to express my feelings towards them.
Sandra was the kind of girl that any guy would fall in love with the minut he laid his
eyes on her. Like a goddess, she had long silky hair, big sparkling eyes, and the most
luscious lips. The first time I saw Sandra was on the first day of my first grade. I was
immediately attracted to her. She was the most beautiful girl I had ever seen at that
point of my life. I knew right at that moment that I had to do something or anything to
let her notice me. I wanted to talk to her but I was too shy. I drew my courage together
and finally went up to her to introduce myself. She responded with a cute giggle and told
me her name. As I was walking away from her, she gave me a dazzling smile that stuck with
me to the present.
As soonas we walked into the classroom, the teacher announced that she had already
assigned a seating position for each person. I immediately called for God and I begged
the Almighty to have Sandra sit next to me. When I heard Sandra and my name in the same
sentence, I knew in that moment that God answered my prayer.
Sandra and I were both voted to be the class president by popular votes. I am very shy.
Yet, I have this personality or look that just attracts people to their liking. Sandra
was also very popular mainly due to her beauty. Because it was a close race, the teacher
decided that Sandra and I should both be the class president. The class president's duty
was to keep the class in an orderly manner whenever the teacher was not around. We would
hear students' complaints about other students and help keep the peace in the class.
Because of the seating situation and our shared responsibilities as peace officers,
Sandra and I got to be very close. However, we were only best friend and nothing more. I
never told Sandra how I felt about her but I think she figured it out somehow.
I also had a friend named Nick who was also attracted to Sandra. Nick and I never had a
problem both liking the same girl. We often goofed around and told each other what we
would do if Sandra were to be with one of us. Although Nick was better looking than I
was, that did not stop me from giving up. I knew I had to find a way to tell Sandra how I
felt about her even if she already sensed it.
One day while playing on the roof of our classroom as we often did, Sandra commented that
a boy was brave enough to jump off from the two-story building that we were on, she would
like him even more. I immediately jumped off the building before Sandra finished her
sentence. Everybody just screamed. Sandra let out the loudest scream and then ran away in
terror. When I finally stood up from the devastating fall, I looked up to find not even
one single person. Apparently, everyone thought I was a freak, including Sandra. I ended
up limping six months for that foolish attemp to win Sandra's heart.
My relationship with Sandra was never the same after that incident. Sandra would only
speak to me when it was necessary. Three months after the "jumping" incident, the school
year was over. We both went our separate ways during the summer break. Sandra and I were
still in the same class that following fall, but we never spoke to each other again.
To this day, I still think about her. After all, ahe was my first love. I often wonder if
the result would have been different if I had not made that jump. That was only the
beginning of what I have done to impress girls. Most of the time, it would backfire on me
just like the "jumping" incident. Neverthless, that does not mean I am going to stop
trying even harder next time.