[ SECRET POST #2751 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2751 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Description from the POV of someone with a crush

[(Anonymous)]

Originality is overrated. Also, it's impossible. What you're aiming for is a realistic experience (which by definition may be a tad corny) but hopefully with some touching new insight for the characters in question. My advice is to remember that people crush on other people for reasons other than looks, sometimes. You've surely crushed on someone before, yes? What sort of things were you thinking when you looked at them?

Me, I was noticing physical attributes, certainly, but also smaller things: the way he held his pens and spun them around his thumb like a helicopter, what he brought for lunch, the way he walked down a hallway like he always had someplace he needed to be... things like that.