Eva Aurora Callueng
We all have that moment when we feel that first tingle. That floating, ecstatic feeling similar to the feeling one gets naturally when our brain releases a high dose of dopamine. The feeling of your heart beating like crazy then skipping a beat, of blood rushing to your head then to your feet then back again. Of eagle-like eyesight focusing on that one person walking down the street. Of everything disappearing until there is only you and that one person you lock your eyes on. No one and nothing else matters.
But then, amidst the ecstasy, a small voice in the back of your mind tells you to stop. The small, incessant voice tells you to ignore it. You should not be feeling that way about the girl you saw. Like a child caught doing something she is not allowed to do, yo
