"I really regret talking to you in the first place and I wish I could, but I wanted to tell you that..." though I figured you were gay, I was really amazed by your kindness and sympathy towards me on the second day of school, and I've tried my very best not to fall in love with you.
I'm talking to my friend, Justin. He's such an anti-aspie, for he would start talking to anybody who gets in his way. He's obsessed with fashion, and he particularly likes Marc Jacobs. He's easy to impress; you could play a simple song on the piano, and he'd be like "holy crap! that's great." Yet he doesn't seem very intelligent, at least not compared to me. He's in the easier classes that are still condsidered normal for his grade (10). But like me, he's had bullying issues. He's obviously gay. And also people probably thought he was too friendly. I'm still hearing kids talking behind his back, and it's really disturbing.
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"Sometimes people I meet for the first time remind me of a particular number and this helps me to be comfortable around them." --Daniel Tammet, 2006