Every crush feels like the whole story.
You still believe the first spark is proof of something bigger. Notebook margins full of a name, a whole future built out of one glance across a room — you fall fast and you fall loud, and you've never once regretted it, even when it went nowhere. Cynicism looks lazy to you; hope looks like effort, and you'd rather feel too much than protect yourself into feeling nothing. People call it naive. You call it paying attention, and you're usually right about the ones worth it. The Eye notes: you're not actually surprised when it works out — you're just relieved everyone else finally caught up to what you already knew.
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