Many women have an experienced of becoming friends and been greatly in love with an Aquarius man, and sad to know I’m one of them. According to some articles I’ve read, Aquarius men are very social, very talkative, and loves to stand out in a crowd. They are the people’s person and almost every second person he meets becomes his friend. If he likes you, you are one of the many people he has befriended. These were somewhat true, the Aquarius man I’ve known was very simple, easy to go along with, but a bit shy and a very hot-hearted man who likes to do things his way. I’ve realize that maybe it may varies depending on the person itself and how his environment influence him.

This Aquarius man I know was born on the second to the last day of the first month of the year. I’ve met him when I was in grade school. I was a transferree at that time of a certain school in our town. He was my first classmate I’ve known by name. I’ve thought that he was the most handsome guy inside our classroom. He was my first ever crush. As years passed by I still admire him. After more or less 7 years after our graduation I got to know his number. I texted him as I remember dated August 26, 2006. From then on we became good friends.

The saying that goes “friend is the beginning of love”, well it works to me. I fall for him. My day seems incomplete without a message from him. He’s so sweet and caring. He always show he cares for me. I feel that he loves me too but not sure because he didn’t even tell me personally. I don’t mind telling him that I love him for the reason that I’m afraid he would reject me.

But then I realized that the biggest regret I’ve committed in my life was not telling him how much I love him. He just disappeared without any words to me. I’ve heared that he had already a “wife?” and a “child?”. But don’t really know if that info was true. I’m just wishing that he was happy with his life now. But then again he will always be the Aquarius man of my life.

I really find hard to compose this article. I cannot express how I really felt in writing. So sorry if this story of mine was so short and corny. Thanks for reading.

—J.A.D.S.