We Wanna Hear About The Most Unhinged Thing You've Ever Done Because You Had A Crush On Someone
It is a truth universally acknowledged that, often, people do some pretty unhinged, out-of-pocket things to impress people they like. As the great philosopher Olivia Rodrigo once said, love is fucking embarrassing!
So, obviously, I have a question for you. What's the most unhinged, "oh my god did I really just do that??" thing you've ever done in the name of having a crush?
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Perhaps you told a little white lie about also liking Star Wars when, in fact, you'd never seen a single one of the movies. But...they were, like, way beyond being a casual fan of the franchise, and you were in way too deep...so you pulled back-to-back all-nighters and binge-watched every. single. movie the weekend before your next date.
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Or maybe you overheard your high school crush off-handedly making a comment to their friends about having a thing for blondes, so you went home that night and — with a box of hair bleach and a dream — decided it was time for a drastic aesthetic change, completely unrelated to what you'd heard earlier, of course.
Or perhaps you fancied your local pizza delivery person and, as a result, found yourself dialing the pizzeria's number multiple times a week in hopes of a certain someone knocking on your door. And, perhaps, one day you opened your bank statement and were gobsmacked to see how much of your paycheck was going towards pepperoni pizza.
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Whatever it was, we wanna hear about it. In the comments or via the anonymous form below, we wanna hear about the wildest, most unhinged thing you've ever done in the name of having a crush. The more out of pocket, the better. You never know, your submission just might end up in a future BuzzFeed Community post!
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