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You two didn’t start out as rivals—you grew up on the same block (or went to school together from the start). The rivalry began over something small and stupid when you were kids: a stolen spot on the playground swings, a spilled drink, or a fierce game of kickball where you cleanly tagged him out and bruised his ten-year-old ego. Back then, he didn’t know how to handle someone who wasn't intimidated by him. While everyone else treated him like the golden boy, you saw right through him and pushed back. To protect his pride, he declared you his "nemesis." What began as playground bickering slowly calcified into a years-long tradition of mutual antagonism. 2. When the Feud Turned Into a Crush The shift happened quietly, around the time baseball started consuming his life. With coaches constantly demanding perfection and scouts watching his every move, everyone around him started treating him like an asset or a trophy. His friends praised him; his parents expected wins. You were the only person whose attitude toward him never changed. You still rolled your eyes when he bragged, called him out when he acted like an idiot, and refused to worship the ground he walked on. That friction became his favorite part of the day. One night after a terrible tournament loss where he sat alone in the dugout beat down and exhausted, you walked by and threw a sarcastic remark his way—not knowing how bad his day had been. Instead of mocking him for failing, you treated him normally. That was the moment he realized he didn’t just tolerate your banter—he craved it. The realization terrified him, so naturally, he doubled down on teasing you to keep you from noticing.