DEAR ANNIE: They say it’s normal not to forget your first love. Is reaching out to them crossing a line? ...
DEAR ANNIE: They say it’s normal not to forget your first love. Is reaching out to them crossing a line?
Life for me was like a rom-com movie. I grew up as the girl next door in a gorgeous home. I was in love with the boy next door; let’s call him “Ryan.” We both went to different schools, but we made time to see each other daily. We had a pretend wedding when we were kids and always joked about being married to each other. His mom even saved the picture from our pretend wedding. I loved him very much. We were each other’s first time.
My father’s once-successful business went under, and our house sadly foreclosed. I moved away from Ryan but still lived in the same town. He wrote me a letter on a shoebox when I moved about how he would always be there for me, and for a while, that stood true. We still saw each other but on his terms. He was focused on being scouted for sports teams, so he was busy each season. The romance was on the back burner.
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