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Does anyone know any cute love stories from the point of view of a male character, ideally late teens or 20's, who's shy, sensitive, unsure of himself, and a bit socially awkward, who falls in love with a female character?

It could be a book, a short story, or even a movie or a piece of writing on the Internet. Anything you happen to know about. Thanks for any suggestions.

Most photo editing programs seem to allow cropping, but on most of them, it just involves selecting a rectangle of any length and width, and you have no control over the aspect ratio. I wanted to ask, are there any photo viewer or editor programs that allow you to crop a photo and choose to keep the aspect ratio (or choose your own)? Google's Picasa did this, but it's apparently been phased out. Thanks in advance!

Please, don't get me wrong - I'm a huge Bob Dylan fan. But to tell the truth, I've always found Bringing It All Back Home and Blonde On Blonde to be much better than Highway 61. What is it about that album that makes people consider it such a great masterpiece? Of course there's "Like A Rolling Stone", which is undeniably one of the amazing songs of rock music history. But after that, to me the album just seems like a bunch of long and sometimes tedious songs with lyrics that don't really make sense and don't have much emotional depth. I'm interested to hear what you guys think.

My choices are:

Bringing It All Back Home - Best song: Mr. Tambourine Man, worst song: Outlaw Blues

Highway 61 Revisited - Best song: Like a Rolling Stone, worst song: Tombstone Blues

Blonde On Blonde - Best song: Visions of Johanna, worst song: Pledging My Time

In my opinion, Everybody's Been Burned. :D

Obviously, it's a matter of opinion, but I'm curious to see what people will say just for research purposes. I've been wondering about this question a lot lately. I'm 15, and I know some people around my age who are in relationships and act like they're in love, but I wonder if it's real. Personally I feel like I'm probably too young to fall in love (I've never dated anyone), but I could be wrong.

Is there any evidence that Truman ever felt bad about destroying the lives of thousands of innocent Japanese citizens? Or was he really that cruel and inhuman?