Hey Sel.
I made you something.
Hey Sel.
I made you something.
This document presents compelling evidence for a Valentine's Day partnership between the undersigned and one Selma [REDACTED]. Findings are based on extensive field research, one extraordinary first kiss (ref: Feb 7, 2026), and a growing body of empirical data suggesting high mutual compatibility.
What I Like About You
Subject demonstrates consistently high cognitive ability across multiple domains. Technical assessment: so freaking smart. The kind of smart where I catch myself just listening because I genuinely want to hear what she thinks.
She tells me what she wants. I listen. Because she's always right. This saves approximately 400% of the time typically lost to guessing games. Efficiency rating: unmatched.
Sense of humor rated 9.8 / 10 by independent review panel (n=1, the reviewer is me). The 0.2 deduction is to maintain scientific credibility. Actual score is probably higher.
Cute in glasses. Especially when she looks up. This is not a subjective opinion; it is a measured fact. See supporting evidence below.
exhibit A.4 -- the look
Walking with her feels like an adventure. Every walk. Even short ones. The destination is irrelevant when the company is this good.
No technical description available. Some things can't be engineered.
Her Favorites vs. Oliver's Readiness
Per your repeated requests, enclosed please find one (1) bicep.
Structural integrity: confirmed. Bite resistance: untested. Recommended action: empirical testing required.
"(Seriously though, the offer stands.)"
The Dynamic
I. You're in charge. (As established.)
II. I'll listen. (Because you're awesome.)
III. The cage thing is... negotiable.
IV. Actually, no. You decide. See clause I.
Selma,
I know it hasn't been long. But I already know I like the way things are going. I like how easy it is to talk to you, how I feel when you're around, and how you somehow make even a walk to the store feel like something worth remembering.
Will you be my Valentine?