Share your first crush stories.

I had a crush on my neighbor when I was a teenager. We used to hang out all the time, riding bikes and playing games. One evening, we were sitting on the porch watching the sunset. There was this moment of perfect silence and then he just kissed me. It was a simple kiss, but it made my heart race. That moment kind of changed our relationship from just friends to something more special.

Well, my first high school crush was this girl in the school band. She played the flute and looked so elegant when she played. I used to sit and watch her during rehearsals. I tried to find excuses to be near her, like borrowing a music sheet from her. Eventually, I got the courage to ask her out, but she said she just wanted to focus on her music at that time.

My first crush story is quite simple. It was a boy named Tom. We were in the same math class. He was always the first one to answer the difficult questions. His intelligence was really appealing to me. I would often find myself staring at him during class. One day, we were paired for a group assignment. I was over the moon. While working together, I realized he was also really kind. But I was too scared to say anything about my feelings. Eventually, we finished the assignment and went back to our normal seats. I never told him how I felt, but that crush made me realize what it was like to like someone in a special way.

My first crush was on a girl in my high school English class. She had long, curly hair and the brightest smile. I was too shy to talk to her directly, so I would often find excuses to be near her, like borrowing a book from the shelf next to her desk. One day, I finally got the courage to say hello, and she was really nice. But it never developed into a full - fledged relationship as we both went to different colleges later.

I had an embarrassing first date with my crush at the movies. I was so excited to be there with them that I accidentally spilled my large soda all over myself when I was trying to take a sip during a quiet part of the movie. The whole row smelled like soda for the rest of the film. I felt like I wanted to disappear. But my crush was really kind and offered me some tissues. It was still an awkward moment, but looking back, it's kind of a funny memory now.

My first crush was on a girl in my class. She had long, shiny hair and the most beautiful smile. I would get nervous whenever she was near. One day, I finally got the courage to talk to her about a school project. It was the best conversation I ever had. But it was just a childish crush that faded over time.

Sure. I once saw a girl in a coffee shop. She had long, flowing hair and the most beautiful smile. The moment I saw her, my heart skipped a beat. I was so nervous that I could barely say hello when I finally got the courage to approach her. But that first sight of her was truly unforgettable.

In 8th grade, I had a crush on a boy in my math class. He was really good at solving problems. I would always steal glances at him during class. One time, I accidentally dropped my pencil near his desk, and when he picked it up for me, I blushed like crazy. But I was too shy to ever really talk to him about my feelings.

For me, it was Hermione Granger from Harry Potter. I loved her intelligence and bravery.

Well, once I had a crush on my English teacher. I blushed every time she called on me in class. One day, I was so distracted by her that I accidentally called her by a cute nickname I had for her in my head instead of 'Ms. Smith'. The whole class laughed, and I was mortified.