My high school girlfriend was a 10 - intelligent too - cheerleader and all that. I was in over my head. I suspect her parents were keen on her dating a nerdy state track champion who did not get into trouble and was in advanced classes, and that was the driver of the relationship.
This was a long time ago, but I still care for her and I even began to see that she carried an odd sort of burden with her looks. She dumped me, of course, but at any time in my young adult years I would have married her on the spot. I could have pursued her in my mid 20's, but just lacked the confidence to do so. It was for the best, though, that this did not happen, as it would not have been a balanced relationship (even though I am very successful financially now and otherwise).
She never married for reasons I cannot fathom, and left a high profile professor position at one of our better universities to do charity work for the poor in South America.
I miss her to this day, although certainly have no illusions about the relationship and its imbalances, and even though I was an immature guy at the time, the experience helped me over time relate to women in a far more kind and considerate way than I otherwise would have. Good relationships require work, and like it or not, you often have to feel you are giving more than the other person, and one must do it without too much regret.
This is likely far too serious of a response to this post, but heck, this is Lets Run.