Signing my girlfriends Yearbook

[JamesBrimble]

Okay im having trouble writing something in my girlfriends yearbook, it feels like im writing wedding vows it very complicated to write out how i feel about her, because i know in years to come ill never be able to change them, and i want them to stick forever.

I love her so much, can you please help me write it, or give me some tips?
Thanks

[Gigabitch]

Focus on what she has contributed to your high school experience- don't focus on the future. That should make it feel less like a vow. Use the present tense and be sure to tell her how much you love her in great big letters. She'll always have that, and no matter what the future brings, you'll have left your mark.

[Gribble]

Draw a big penis and like some stick figures with swords and stuff. And maybe a helicopter exploding.

[Gigabitch]

Gribble likes to say that he is single by choice, but I'm starting to wonder.

[clynn]

Something funny.

Share a memory - memories are important in Yearbooks.

[anachronistic]

got any good inside jokes between you and her? put those.

[lovesjoyajm]

Yeah, yearbook messages are meant for a) inside jokes, b) memories and c) general proof of how tight the two of you are (in future: were). This is accomplished by writing the longest possible message with the most possible references to things no one else will get, so that when the next person signing her yearbook "spies" on your message, they won't be able to understand it anyway.

At least that's how all my yearbook signings went.

[Taryn]

Draw a big penis and like some stick figures with swords and stuff. And maybe a helicopter exploding.

well, at least you know you will be remembered, that's for sure!