London 2012 Olympics: I'm 'not up for a relationship' says diver Tom Daley He wrote he had "got on really well" with the young female diver, saying; "Mary Beth and I exchanged a few flirty texts, which made my day!" After his performance with partner Black Aldridge, in which they publicly fell out when mistakes left them in eighth place, he said: "I spent more time with Mary Beth. I had been told she really liked me and I liked her, too. I wanted to kiss her but I ended up just giving her a peck on the cheek. Back in our apartments, [teammate] Tonia told me I should have gone for it, so I walked to Mary Beth's room and I gave her a proper kiss, which was amazing. "On my way back I was told off for being in the Americans" accommodation, so I put on an American accent. I don't think it worked. Despite his youthful crush, he has now said he will be concentrating on his Olympic dream. In an interview with the Guardian, he said: "It's my dream to go to the Olympic Games and win a medal and I know I'm not going to be able to do that if I'm constantly going to a girlfriend's house and her ringing up every ten seconds saying: "Why haven't you called me today?" I'm not up for a relationship. The diver, who has just been crowned European platform champion in Eindhoven, also disclosed he had been aiming for the Olympic Games since he was eight years old. Then, he said, he had drawn a picture of a diver wearing union flag trunks with defined abdominal muscles drawn in pencil. Underneath, he had written: "My ambition. London 2012. He said he had studied the performance of Pete Waterfield in those 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester. Waterfield, 31, is now his partner for the 10m synchronised dive competition.