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I just need some confirmation on how you feel, for real (for real)
Seeing him for the first time was one thing. But getting to know him, and actually go through the process of catching feelings was another. Tyler never thought he himself could actually fall in love before he met him. At first things were casual. Quick glances at the boy when they were at the skate park. His friends teasing him because they knew he was too scare to go up to him. And Tyler trying act cool whenever he was around. He couldn't ever get the guts to talk to someone like him. He wouldn't want to be with Tyler, hell he was probably straight and had a super hot girlfriend.
But all those thoughts erased his mind when the mysterious boy approached him one day. Introducing himself, Tyler could feel his heart pounding in his chest, and the blood rushing to his quite large ears. He gripped the inhaler in his pocket just in case his lungs started to give out.
The boy quickly joined their group. Skating with them every Saturday at the skate park. The gang had taken a liking to him and Tyler was quite glad about that. The more inclusive he got with the group the more Tyler got to know about him. He's been skating since he was in middle school, loved art, and really loved collecting vinyls. He was practically the perfect boy. And soon enough those big group outings turned into quiet hangouts together.
Tyler would often ditch his friends to go sight seeing or skate around some place in town with him. He's help him take photos of the nature and world around them. Bonding as they spent their alone time together.
Tyler was crushing hard. Harder than he thought he ever could, was this love? Was this that undeniable feeling everyone else was so accustomed to feeling? He knew one thing for sure, and it's that he really liked him. And after all this time, Tyler had yet to ask the boy for his name. So while they were hanging out one day he brought up the question.
Asking for his name, the boy turned to look at him and smiled as he put his phone in his pocket.
