20 Childhood Crushes Whose Posters Were Plastered All Over Our Walls
Childhood crushes are a very important thing. The first person you fall in love with when you are a kid will stick with you for the rest of your life. You will always remember the person who's pictures you cut out of magazines to post up on your wall.
We asked our readers who their first celebrity crushes were, and they were happy to share who they were obsessed with when they were younger. Check out the most popular options to see if your first crush made the cut!
1. Zach Morris
2. Leonardo DiCaprio
3. Johnny Depp
4. Jonathon Taylor Thomas
5. Devon Sawa
6. Luke Perry
7. River Pheonix
8. Jordan Knight
9. Shaun Cassidy
10. Donnie Wahlberg
But those are the only guys we were all in love with...
11. Patrick Dempsey
12. Judd Nelson
13. Paul Walker
14. David Bowie
15. John Stamos
16. Rob Lowe
17. Scott Baio
18. Corey Haim
19. Brian Litrell
20. Wil Wheaton
Who was your childhood crush? Share who it was in the comments to see who else was obsessed with the same person!
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