Unattainable Stories

He was everything she had ever wanted. But he wasn't hers. He was so painfully someone else's. Morgan Anderson, freshly employed after college was a huge sucker for men and she never grew out of that phase. She got high on male validation. Her world turns upside down when she falls terribly in love with her married boss, Diego Alcaraz, a 30 year old millionaire who ran his business with an iron fist. He'd never look twice at any other women except his wife. He was a man who was awfully loyal to his woman and would spoil her rotten with affection and sweet words. Will he cave in and give into her love or will she have her heart broken? Read to found out!!!

the words a coward is Afraid to tell the one who has stolen his heart. ~For you my dearest companion~

Just a guy talking about a very special girl.

fun, isn't it? watching the work crash and burn. © --taelien

It has been over a year since I suffered a concussion playing the sport that I love so much. At the age of 17, I received my first "real" injury from playing volleyball. After my symptoms failed to subside, I visited one of the newest doctors in town. I do not want to say that it was "love at first sight", however, it was definitely a crush at first sight. From the moment I laid eyes on him, the crush was essentially inevitable. At this point, you are probably wondering who my crush is. He is my family doctor and he is one of the most adorable men I have ever met. When anyone mentions doctor, some people just assume that it is someone really old. Dr. Khaki is older than me, yes, but he is not old in the sense of age. Joey is in his mid-30s and wears eye glasses better than any human I have ever come cross. He is smart, intelligent, funny, awkward, intimidating, weird (but in a good way), caring, compassionate, and oh, did I already mention that he is super cute. All of the aforementioned descriptive details about Dr. Khaki were on full display during my concussion appointment. Fast forward to present time, over a year later. As if being my doctor and being a little older than me was not enough to assure me that this crush was completely unattainable, Dr. Khaki is happily married with three beautiful children. This crush has lasted well-beyond the brief and short period and I have plenty of reasons to essentially not have this crush. It begs the question, why do I still feel this way?

A short poem about an inescapable love

Have you ever heard of someone born and dying on the same date? Mahi never believed in fate - until it began to rewrite her life in ways she couldn't imagine. A transfer to a new school was supposed to be a fresh start, but destiny had other plans. Between unexpected friendships, a lost diary, and the boy who sees through her walls, Mahi's ordinary life begins to twist into something far deeper - love, loss, and the mystery that binds them all. Because sometimes, the people you meet are not coincidences... They're chapters of a story you were always meant to live ❤️

Brooke Watson is the woman every man in New York City thinks they know-but no one truly does. She's one of the city's most eligible bachelorettes, a self-made entrepreneur who's carved out a name for herself as a high-powered marketing executive. She's got the looks, the brains, the independence, and the charm that keeps the city's elite on their toes. In her early thirties, Brooke has never had a "real" relationship. Oh, she's had her share of fun. A couple of short-term flings, a few one-night stands, a few lovers who promised the world and delivered nothing-except maybe a decent meal and an expensive bottle of wine. But she's always moved on before things could get too serious. Love? She doesn't need it. Not when she's too busy building her empire and enjoying the freedom that comes with being untethered. That is, until she meets him.

Crush (verb or noun) 1. deform, pulverize, or force inwards by compressing forcefully. 2. violently subdue (opposition or a rebellion). 3. a crowd of people pressed closely together. 4. a brief but intense infatuation for someone, especially someone unattainable. -note- If you're feeling that no one understand the pain you're going through because of your crush, I can say that this book explains how you feel because after all it is what I went through. #202 in short story 26/9/15 #169 in short story 5/11/15 #145 in short story 6/11/15 #104 in short story 8/11/15

... You're in my head and so I take on your eyes; I see myself through eyes that are blind.

A series of small poems about many different things - relationships, hatred, love, hurt, pain and breaking up. It's not all sad, though - there is a bit of whimsy here and there, though sparse.

loving the unattainable. #Love poems of him #loving a friend #I met you too late & will always be second best.

Lost - unable to find one's way; not knowing one's whereabouts. At fifteen and sixteen, we've always been distant. A year above, he's the unattainable guy who I don't really know. While objectively handsome, he's also rude - a basketball player, popular in his own right. Yet despite our own distance from each other, we do share one thing in common - the feeling of being lost, and lonely. Drifting in and out, distant from the complexities of school drama. At fifteen and sixteen, most of the love stories that spiral in the gossip mill are ones of quick break-ups, but it doesn't change the fact that I want that, I want a taste of love and all it's drama. We're just two people, lost in relationships, lost in the piles of homework, expectations and school. Maybe we can help find each other. (maybe)

This poem is about feeling like you will never be able to measure up. The world is built around the hot ones.