>There are people who get to see her everyday and don't know what she means to us.

Heh, this makes me smile; but also somewhat sad.

Do you think there are people who see her every day AND know what she means to us?
Probably.

I imagine she has a friend who knows everything yet never lets on to the fact.

>>4

Where is olivia now though?

>>4
Not sure why, but that sentiment reminds me of the song Both Falling Bright by Old Canes. You can listen to it here:

http://www.earlymorninghymns.com/index

It's the third song down.

>>4
If I ever got to meet liv I'd never let her know. I wouldn't want to risk freaking her out and losing her.

I've only ever had but the purest of intentions, I feel beyond reproach about all of this beyond my presence here, yet I am aware of the ridiculous nature of that presence and the ridiculous nature of this place in which I am present now, so I would tell her exactly that, and have a good laugh at it all, I'd hope.

I do believe that not admitting that much to her upon recognizing her would be the creepy thing to do and that a later discovery would probably freak her out more, and with that much more reason.

This being said, I've never sought to meet her, I dont intend to start now or ever and there is a near zero probability that we would ever cross paths randomly, so there is no expectations to be broken, really...

The Gospels have been enough to turn this legitimate despair OP wants to discuss into what amounts to a measure of salvation, for me anyway...

Pic related.

>>8

>>there is a near zero probability that we would ever cross paths randomly

Remember Her godly nature. I bet more than one in here has randomly crossed paths with Her, even as she went unknown