About Miranda, and the first day Bob started liking her

Bob was thinking about a girl tonight at work. He knows this girl fairly well, not super well but a bit. (I’ll call her Miranda here.) So about Miranda... Bob has had a massive crush on her since the day that Miranda, Miranda’s brother Ed (Bob’s best friend), and Bob were playing at the beach. Miranda was quietly digging in the sand, and she leaned over and Bob saw her boobs.

(She was wearing a two piece swim suit, with one of those big tops that cover most of the girl’s body. It was a rather modest swim suit, but when she bent over, it was one of those times that Bob just loves when the breasts are totally exposed. It was one of those times when the breasts don’t touch the fabric at all, and the person observing can even make out the nipple in its entirety. Bob hasn’t seen one of these in a while (for which I am grateful), but whenever he sees them, he relishes them. I always tell him to look the other way. Sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn’t.)

Anyhow, Bob noticed that she was starting to mature and grow boobs. Ever since that day, he stopped thinking of her as Ed’s annoying older sister, and as an attractive member of the opposite sex. He began to notice other attractive qualities (other than the obvious physical ones) and his attraction to her grew. She grew up to be a very beautiful woman, who is very nice to most everyone and attractive in almost every way. She is smart, compassionate, funny, and very pretty (I just need to say it again, because Bob thinks that she is one of the sexiest women he has ever met.)

So what is the only problem with this picture (other than the fact that she is already away at college)? She is always dating someone. And usually, it is always some loser. He does not know why she does it. She always dates people that are totally wrong for her. It is blatantly obvious to absolutely everyone else around her that the guys she dates are not the guys that she should be dating, but she does not seem to get it. This bothers Bob very, very much. It is not so much that Bob has never dated her and probably will never get the chance to date her; the problem is that she could be in such great relationships instead of the poor ones that she has been in. He doesn’t think that it is absolutely necessary that she go out with him (although Bob would probably got crazy with excitement if she did) but that she go out with someone who will actually be good for her. The thing is that Bob loves her sooo much that he just wants her to find the right people, even if it isn’t him. Now if only he could get up the guts to say that to her.