The words that we all fear when we’re in the middle of something without an ending nor a string to hold the pieces of plots together would be words of uncertainty. In addition to this chaos, it doesn’t really help that it’s an uncertainty between two ‘once close friends’ homosexuals who haven’t met but been honest about their love for each other one week ago.
wifeyD uttered some lines today on chat about how he was thinking about what I said last week, followed by how he hate some people very much. OK, here’s the scenario. You’ve mentioned the word ‘love’ to your close online friend and the next thing you know, both of you are following the same pattern that you and your online ex boyfriend had had. It’s only been a week since wifeyD got over his ex so it was only fair enough that I thought that he was implying his ex when he said he hate some people so much, especially when it was linked to what I said the earlier week.
Not really ready for an early rejection or a slap awake to reality, I’ve become unconsciously aware of reality without having to keep myself awake. Why was I in love with this man? I haven’t met him. Yes, there are no rules to having met someone before you actually utter the three words. Somehow, a side of me grew a bit precious that moment as I realized I’m going to be whirlwinding down the same passage I’ve taken with my ex boyfriend of nine months, who I never met.
Do I have a problem? I have so much boys to date around me but why do I fall for those I can’t see or touch? Was I scared of men so much that I rather not see the person I’m with? Am I testing the water to which man would be patient enough to hold on for me before he actually touches my genital?
As I closed my eyes at work to have a sudden realization of fear that I would be riding the same unstable wave into yet another crashdown to the hard sand of an online relationship break-up, I finally had an admission to myself that I am in fact abnormal and I have issues. I don’t know what it is or what it was but I just know that I do not really live life normally.
wifeyD uttered some lines today on chat about how he was thinking about what I said last week, followed by how he hate some people very much. OK, here’s the scenario. You’ve mentioned the word ‘love’ to your close online friend and the next thing you know, both of you are following the same pattern that you and your online ex boyfriend had had. It’s only been a week since wifeyD got over his ex so it was only fair enough that I thought that he was implying his ex when he said he hate some people so much, especially when it was linked to what I said the earlier week.
Not really ready for an early rejection or a slap awake to reality, I’ve become unconsciously aware of reality without having to keep myself awake. Why was I in love with this man? I haven’t met him. Yes, there are no rules to having met someone before you actually utter the three words. Somehow, a side of me grew a bit precious that moment as I realized I’m going to be whirlwinding down the same passage I’ve taken with my ex boyfriend of nine months, who I never met.
Do I have a problem? I have so much boys to date around me but why do I fall for those I can’t see or touch? Was I scared of men so much that I rather not see the person I’m with? Am I testing the water to which man would be patient enough to hold on for me before he actually touches my genital?
As I closed my eyes at work to have a sudden realization of fear that I would be riding the same unstable wave into yet another crashdown to the hard sand of an online relationship break-up, I finally had an admission to myself that I am in fact abnormal and I have issues. I don’t know what it is or what it was but I just know that I do not really live life normally.
Listening to: Muse - Escape