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~*Definitely crushing on you!*~
She is DEFINITELY crushing on you. She calls you as
much as possible, and you call her a lot too.
Sometimes she might not call you as much
because she worries that she might look a bit
too obsessive over you, so that's why you need
to call her. If she's going out with somebody,
that doesn't mean she doesn't like you. Because
she does! Flirt with her as much as you can...
Hug her, put your arm around her... you'll win
her over!! If you ask her out, you will
DEFINITELY get a yes! Trust me! Good luck with
her!!!


(FOR GUYS!!) IS SHE CRUSHING ON YOU AS MUCH AS YOU ARE CRUSHING ON HER?
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I found that amusing. Accurate? It's a stupid quiz, hello!?! Also, she has never called me nor I her.

Oh, I actually went up to her room to talk with her this afternoon. Unfortunately, she wasn't there...

My alcovemate is interested in going out to Bertucci's this evening. I think this will be fun. I had invited her after "my crush" had said she was going away that weekend but before my accident. Recently, I felt bad about pushing her aside so I reminded her that I still had the certificate and tonight we're using it.
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