There's Something I Have to Say...

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I don't know how to say this, but... Am I the only one who has a Girl Crush on Princess Bubblegum?

I feel somehow attracted to her more than just a favorite female character of mine that sometimes in my GL (Girls' Love) Fantasies, I wanted her so much and I want to hug her and kiss her, and be with her like she's my Althea to her Jade. It's almost like she was destined to meet me.

But what the Hell am I talking about?! I was in love with her so much that all the things PB said are running through my head, but this is somehow not enough for me to handle because I'm all mixed up, feeling cornered and rushed. They say she deserves worse and they also say it's my fault, but I wanted her so bad, that I wanna take her to a place where the sun, rain, and snow starts to fall over my face by washing away all the shame. When she stops and stares at me and says, "Don't worry," it means she's feeling for me and I'm feeling for her. Yes, I can try to pretend, yes, I can try to let it go, and yes, I can try to forget her, but there's no way in Hell that it's driving me mad and it's going out of my head.

I really wish PB and I will run away to a place where it's just me and her because I love her too much, but what can I do? I feel like I'm totally lost in love with her already, even if she was going to be killed off for real.

Please, help me. I've lost my mind for her because I've crossed the line.
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Akito01's avatar
Firstly, this is not nearly as unusual as you might suspect. Affection and attraction can very much cross gender barriers, regardless whether you identify as 'gay' or 'straight'. Yes, she is a fictional character, but there are reasons why characters in fiction can appeal to us so much -the can communicate and ideal in a much more crystalline way than a real person can. It's also a very safe fantasy to engage in, because it is personal to you and not affecting anyone else in any way. Trust me, you haven't crossed any line, and I say enjoy the romance of your fantasy as much as you wish. There's a charming innocence in what you've written, and I wouldnt' want to change you for fear of losing that wonderful element that makes you 'you'.