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I know it is terrible and everything, but I think my friend has a crush on her driving instructor. Seriously, its all she talks about. She just talks about how she loves she picked one of the best automatic driving schools and how her classes are so great and the automatic driving schools she is with is so cheap and how her instructor is just so good looking and kind and sweet and funny. It is really embarrassing to be honest and I cannot believe she could have a crush on her instructor at the automatic driving schools place she is with. The school is not even that great. I have seen much better automatic driving schools in my time and I really think she needs to grow up and start liking somebody she can actually have instead of just talking about her driving instructor constantly. I mean, she is good looking, and has a good personality most of the time and could have any boy she wanted in reality, but when she just talks about the same thing over and over again she just appears as a boring little girl and then wonders why she never gets any male attention. I am completely different however and sometimes I wish I did not get all the attention I seem to get because I get way too much. I just have to go outside and boys will whistle at me or ask for my number. It is the same online as well and I frequently get guys numbers. I like to have a good dance and drink and listen to great music but I don't go clubbing much because most guys only want one thing and I am not the sort of girl who is into all that. I like a bit of attention here and there but I am one who likes commitment and a serious friendship or relationship instead of something that means nothing and you feel not proud or ashamed after which is a shame really. Sometimes I wish I was more like my friend. Beautiful and kind and funny and sweet and so on, its just she really needs to stop talking about her instructor. I might just ask her full on, but she is sort of sensitive and I don't want to hurt her. Maybe I should just accept her for who she is and be a good friend.