LGBT Confession

Digital love

I met my (now) fiancé officially through f*******:. However, before we ever met in person, she was my little brother’s friend who I [had] never met or seen because we lived in two different cities. I was a manager at a*****e at the time and my brother’s [friend] needed a job. I told her to come down and apply and I would interview her. She never came and about a year later, my brother tagged a girl on a f*******: post. I thought the girl was pretty, so I friended her. It turned out the girl I ended up adding was the girl I was supposed to hire a year prior, but had never showed up. I met her in person on February 22, 2013, and we have legit been together every day ever since. 

Regardless of whether you declare it or not, there is some bone in your body that craves the physical attention that love offers. That rush you get when you know that the person you’re interested in has the same feelings for you is unlike any other feeling. The pounding of your heart against your rib cage is painful, but excited. Your stomach does all sorts of flips. Diminutive beads of sweat form on the brow of your lip and for some reason, you forget how to speak words. There is no reason all people shouldn’t get this feeling. Competitive environments and high standards push people to succumb to loneliness, but not for much longer. Thanks to smartphones, love can be found at the tap or swipe of a screen.