True Love On A Hollywood Set

Summary

An extra on a Hollywood set recounts his encounter with a confident and captivating woman who works in the wardrobe department, detailing his infatuation and the internal struggle to approach her properly.

Abstract

The narrative unfolds on a Hollywood set where the author, working as an extra, becomes instantly smitten with a woman in the wardrobe department. He is struck by her confidence and the way she carries herself, imagining a future together despite his initial nervousness around her. The woman's attire, a vintage Diana Ross t-shirt, short shorts, and Jordans, further fuels his fascination. Throughout the day, he grapples with his desire to know her better, all while cautioning himself not to come off as creepy. The author reflects on his brief interactions with her and his longing to learn more about her preferences and life. As the day ends, he acknowledges his need to better himself in hopes of being worthy of her attention should they meet again. He resolves to take a chance if given the opportunity, hoping that their meeting was fated.

Opinions

The author is deeply infatuated with the woman he encounters on set, admiring her confidence and presence.
He experiences a mix of awe and intimidation in her presence, which he interprets as a sign of her strength.
The author is self-aware enough to recognize the potential for his behavior to be perceived as creepy and is actively trying to manage his actions.
He idealizes the woman, projecting qualities onto her based on her appearance and demeanor.
The author views their potential relationship as transformative, believing he must become a "better man" to be worthy of her.
He is hopeful about the possibility of a future encounter, holding onto the belief that it might be destined.

True Love On A Hollywood Set

Showing up to work, unsure what the day would bring She was walking to the same place as me Our eyes briefly meet before she hurried off As I signed in she kept walking, confidently

That’s what I noticed, more than her beauty the way she carries herself, confident and free She is tall and skinny, with long brown hair I’m already wondering what our lives could be

She works in the wardrobe department I’m just an extra, I waited patiently to see When my turn came, I used any excuse I could To ask a question, to get her to notice me

She was kind and confident Our exchange was brief; I’m not worthy I have a thing for confident women, yet Her strength and presence caused me to flee

As I sat there waiting to work She was running around, up and down, who is she? I can’t see her face, stupid masks Somehow, I still knew, nothing could hide her beauty

Stop staring, don’t be creepy I couldn’t help myself, I wanted to see vintage Diana Ross t-shirt, short shorts, and Jordans Everything about her was fascinating to me

I dreamed of learning more, her likes and dislikes, I want to know everything, I am her devotee Stop staring, don’t be creepy I can’t scare her off already

The day came and went, I never got my chance No name, no number, will she even remember me? I hope ill see her again, if so, I’ll be ready I need to be a better man, a man who is worthy

If we do meet again I will take a chance For better or for worse, who knows if it’s meant to be Stop staring, don’t be creepy Don’t come on too strong, with hope and glee

The day went by as a blur The only thing I can remember is her

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