The longest I've ever been 'with' someone was a nine months long not-relationship. I was 14, she was 15; neither of us knew we were attracted to girls back then. But we behaved like a couple, felt like one, talked like one, argued like one. The only thing we never did was kiss, or think of it as any more than friendship. But right now, neither of us denies we were attracted to each other. I, personally, can now safely admit I was head over heels for her, and reading letters and things I wrote back then, I have no idea how I never noticed. We even had a sort-of official 'break-up', she told me she didn't want to be that close anymore, and even though I knew it was for the best, it took me almost a whole year to get over her. Now, she's truly my best friend, and there's nothing left there. I somehow feel like she's a part of me, like a twin sister or something, even though we're so different.
I don't know why I'm telling this. I guess I just needed to tell someone about it.
I don't know if she ever comes on here. So if you're reading this, hello there, you know who I am.