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Teen Ink Magazine, February 2008: Focus: Love

The Blessing and the Curse by Christina L., Stafford, VA Ever since he’d sent me those three world-shattering text messages in school a few days before, his presence was no longer a comfort, but I still wanted him around more than anything. I had wanted to spend years with him - if not my whole life. Continue...	To My Lost Love by Kaylee K., Houston, TX To the one I gave my all and lost: I hope you know I am missing you to death. I am so sorry for walking out on you at the restaurant that day. Continue...
The Day the Rain Won by Elliott K., Springfield, MO My girlfriend, Jocelyn, was at her brother’s baseball game, and I wanted to surprise her. So that’s what I set out to do. Continue...	Homecoming by Christine K., Decatur, GA Usually Homecoming isn’t a big deal to me, but this year was going to be one I’d remember. Continue...
A Teenage Catastrophe by Allie F., Stafford, VA With each push of the bike pedals, I could feel the excitement mounting, electrifying the air between his holy body and mine. Continue...	Secrets and Mistakes by Amy C., Watertown, IN Six months earlier, I was an innocent, boyfriend-less little girl with commitment issues. Fast forward to four days before my freshman year, and he was slipping a ring on my finger. Continue...
Confessions of a Stalker by “Susan,” Auburn, NY I look forward to seeing his face every morning. His gorgeous blue eyes, adorable smile, his perfect hair; you couldn’t ask for anything better. I’ve never talked to him... Continue...	My Epiphany by Eugene M., Hull, MA Her name is Kim, and she happens to be my girlfriend of a year. When I think about someone who has had a big influence on who I am, Kim comes to mind. Continue...
The Meeting by Kayla S., Reno, NV He seems ... well, short. I can hear these thoughts going through my mother’s head, a sort of mother-daughter telepathy. Continue...	Woes of a High School Singleton by Caitlin L., Stafford, VA My name is Caitlin Lang and I am single. There, I’ve said it Continue...
Parting Kiss by Patrick B., Mount Pleasant, MI In this last desperate moment, I scramble Continue...	Girl In My Sleep by Adam G., Chicago, IL There I’m in myself and cannot speak but to charm you Continue...

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