there were lots of things i wanted to do.
dates. picnics. travelling. get married. move in together. have kids.
it seems like all that might be ruined now
because i cut myself again.
maybe it's for the best if i leave.
won't hurt you again that way.
maybe i'm to far deep to be saved.
I hope you understand that I honestly thought we were still in an unofficial relationship. Obviously you didn't feel the same. I don't think you'll get it, but that's why I'm so mad about you not fucking telling me. Were you planning to keep me in the dark forever? Because this feels like you fucking cheated on me.
I'm scared. Am I losing you?
I think I'm going to cry.
Is this my payback? Am I not good enough anymore? What should I do?
I have all these terrible thoughts and I know I shouldn't and maybe I'm overthinking but they won't leave me alone, and it scares me, I don't know what I'd do without you. You're my lifeline. I don't want to go back there again. Don't go. Please. I'm sorry for everything. Forgive me.
Things I cannot stand:
1. Abrasive, judgemental, selfish, narrow-minded pig-headed irresponsible lazy ungentlemanly men (especially men who think that women are ever obligated to answer to them)
2. The fact that I have to deal with way too many of these fuckers on a daily basis
I'll admit, I do get annoyed easily. When people are rude, inconsiderate, or don't take others' feelings into consideration, I get annoyed. But for me to get angry is rare, and woe betide anybody who is on the receiving end of that.
I didn't have the courage to tell you this.
Will you forgive me if I said I tried to forget you? I drowned my sorrows in alcohol and tears, and threw caution to the wind. I said yes to the first guy who asked me out.
And I liked him. I did. He had a nice smile and a nice body. But it was awkward, and it didn't feel right. From the start, I knew he wasn't right. He smoked too much, drank too much, and swore too much. It felt like something was missing, the whole time we talked and watched the water and he smoked cigarette after cigarette. I didn't know how to behave around him like the comfortable way I do around you. The smell of cigarette smoke embedded deep into my clothes and hair, reminding me of him even when I didn't want it to. He sent me home. We said goodbye. The moment he was gone, I cried.
He stained the comfortable places I'd come to call home with his presence. The path home, the lift lobby, even the places I once walked hand in hand with you. For a long time, I couldn't walk home without thinking about him and a feeling a fresh wave of sadness.
I asked myself over and over again, what am I doing? I guess I just wanted to placate my mother by netting the first guy I could get my hands on. I let him touch me, tease me, hold my hand, kiss my neck. I told myself to move on, to let go. And I think I managed to fool myself into thinking that I had. So when he started to lose interest in me, I was upset, and disappointed, and mostly angry at myself for letting it happen even though I knew it would. For starting something where I couldn't see the end. I thought I liked him, and now, a month later, I realised that I didn't. I pretended that his touch was your touch. During the time we spent together, I wanted nothing more than for you to be there with me. In the end, it all came down to my delusions and wishful thinking. In the end, I still missed you dearly. In everything that we did together in that month, I was comparing it to you.
What am I supposed to do? I miss you.
Saddened by nlb's latest move. there's something fundamentally wrong with our society if we simply destroy anything we don't support and can't understand. Where's all the open-mindedness we've been striving to advocate? The innovation, the freedom of speech? The democracy? You may say that it's to protect our children, but who's to say what must or must not be seen by their eyes? Let them see both sides of the story. Then let them decide for themselves if its right or wrong. It's the 21st century, we could at least do this much.
I'm sorry. Thank you. I love you.