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Different kind of church here. It's an odd one nobody's ever heard of.
hmm...
Let's see... do you like Terraria?

YOU GO TO CHURCH TOO? My goodness! What next?!

Ah, way off. The "proverbial they" could have lied to you to hide the truth.
Maybe we're even identical! Are you 5'10", skinny as Waluigi, and all pimply faced? (you don't have to answer that last one) (also just so you know, I'm just messing around I don't actually think we are twins. People tell me my acting can get out of hand sometimes and that I'm pretty convincing.)

That's a prime number!

However did you figure that out?

Maybe we are twins separated at birth! 

We are about the same age...  I think I'm a bit older tho. My birthday is tomorrow. When's yours?

Same! I had used Ninsheetmusic for about a year before joining the forums.

More like 4-5 here.
(geez, we have so much in common it's scary)

Also, while I won't dictate anyone's choices, I will say that I advise against high school dating unless you're already extremely close to someone. An overwhelming majority of high school relationships crumble apart quickly because they're based mostly on feelings and urges rather than appreciation for a person's talents and personality. I do, however, highly advocate making good friends with people of the opposite sex, even if those friendships don't go anywhere past friendship. I'm 21 now and in an extremely healthy relationship, and it disappoints me a little how often I see people coupling up without really knowing each other.
TL;DR, be smart, make friends, don't make a long-term relationship the focus of your interactions with someone.

I agree 333,331%. People (especially people around my age) don't seem that understand that love, at first sight, isn't love, its a chemical imbalance that results in infatuation. Once the infatuation stage ends (around 6-9 months into a relationship) the chemical's effect wears off. This is when most relationships end because they start having second thoughts because they think they don't love each other anymore (love is an action, not a feeling) and are forced to think logically about the situation, unlike before. If the couple realizes this and talk it out and stick with it the can have a happy life together, unfortunately, most people are not aware of this or even prefer to remain ignorant. Afterward is the phase where you treat your partner well, regardless of the chemicals in your body (if you didn't already drop out of the relationship at this point). After that is when you would get married and start making longterm changes. Getting a bank account together, having kids, and other stuff. (I may have messed up some of the technical details with the chemicals, but the general idea is still correct.)
Nowadays people get married in the first phase and get a divorce in the second.

I made an account 3 days after you, inkling; but I'd been using the sheets for much longer than that. I didn't really start using the forums until recently though.

Oh, oh, oh oh oh ohohohohOHOHOHOOOOOOOH

yay.

I have TWO stars under my name now.

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More like words of wisdom incoming.
This was my first thought when you said that but I didn't know how to put it into words. Thanks, Levi.
So... *ahem* What he said!

Learn to play crazy frog on the piano and do it non-stop.

Wow just wow, our situations are so similar that's not even really funny. 

That really neat! I homeschool as well and go to a homeschool group called "Homeschool Academy" (slow clap for creativity) every Thursday. I don't really like anybody in particular there but I guess I must be really attractive (I'm pretty sure I'm not) cause it seems like every month someone is telling me "so-and-so likes you" "so-and-so has a crush on you". I legit get sick of it. Before, I was worried I'd never find someone that likes me.
When I was a kid, I figured I'd just go with anybody (take what I can get, you know?). Now I have OPTIONS and I have to have much higher standards than "take whatever I can get".
I would say it has something to do with the fact that I am president at my homeschool group, as well as the head of the newspaper and the retired "only person who is allowed to play the piano at recess guy", but it's not just at my homeschool group, it's everywhere!
#highschoolsucks
#sorryfortherant

Yeah, just remove the filler parts like "I just wanted to say" and "so" in the last sentence. Valentine's day cards are meant to be short and sweet unless it's a poem then it can be all different lengths.

Good luck and tell us how it goes!

Yeah, that example sounds awesome. Maybe remove the "so" in the last sentence. It sounds like a filler word. Or maybe change the last sentence to something like "I like you and I hope you have a great valentines day."

Basically, just make sure to tell her to "have a nice day" in some way.
You don't have to listen to me, these are just my ideas. I just wish I had the courage to try some of my own ideas. Lol (somehow, that was a sad lol)
Anyway, feel free to change it to better suit your personality.

Just remember the 4 rules of valentine's day cards (from-guy to-girl edition):
1. Be frank, don't use filler words, and don't beat around the bush, it may come across as weak or awkward.
2. Tell her WHY you like her not just that you like her.
3. Make sure to wish her a good day at the end.
4. Before you finish, imagine you are the receiver of the card and gauge how you feel about it. If you feel the same way you want them to feel about it then you did a good job.