attention-whore thread and poll

[big bad fab]

It's difficult to say just with what she wrote.

If she's more a shy girl, well, sure, she likes you, as this text is pretty developed and precise and means to please you on precise and true (for what I can know...) points.

But if she's usually at ease, speakes a lot, is usually smiling, etc, well, it's just her nature and a fine way of saying positive things on people (a thing which has been lost, recently...). No special hope in that case.

Can you read other students' yearbooks ?
Didn't you see what she wrote in other student's yearbooks when you were yourself signing them ?

(Oh and of course, your pig comparison is disgusting, of course, and I must condemn it ! )

[big bad fab]

But if she's usually at ease, speakes a lot, is usually smiling, etc, well, it's just her nature and a fine way of saying positive things on people (a thing which has been lost, recently...). No special hope in that case.

That's more the case, and that's what I assume. I personally know she likes me, but probably not in the italicized manner of the word. Of course, my friend also has a shtick in saying that some other girl who I barely talk to likes me, so him being obsessed with that kind of stuff is nothing new. Honestly, there's probably a case of jealousy when he saw the girl writing this much in my yearbook given that he broke up with some girl (who was a quasi-slut and is an annoying sod) in grade 10 and his affection for another girl were crushed given that she was an hockey girl. And that he's scared to grow closer with some other girl he likes, though frankly I'd probably be in his situation as well. (Yeah, we had an hour long talk on the Facebook last week the night before the last day of classes about this stuff).

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She only signed mine yesterday after an exam when the school was pretty much empty. I asked her to do it, she did it, but she didn't ask me to sign hers.

Oh, you asked her to do it and she didn't ask you to.
So, frankly, no, no italicized manner, here . Sorry (or not... I don't know her !).