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May. 1st, 2017 12:21 amI'm feeling especially bleak tonight. Usually that's reserved for Friday nights (I won't bother explaining why at this current juncture).
I think all the time about her moving on. When I feel particularly awful, lonely, sad, and full of sorrowed longing for her, I always wonder why, and the superstitious (I hope) part of me wonders if it's because she's moved on, and maybe at the moments I feel worst, she is with someone new.
But in the end, whether it's superstition or truth, none of it actually matters. She will move on. If she hasn't already, she will; if not soon, someday. In the end, it is all irrelevant. We are not together, won't be together, do not communicate at all, can't communicate even if we want to, because we (I, in particular, as I am me, so I am now my main concern) have to heal.
I've been able to completely avoid looking at her Facebook page, looking at her relationship status. I hope I can continue avoiding that. I live in fear of accidentally finding out something I don't want to find out. When she does move on, I don't want to know. If she's moved on, I don't want to know.
I've been challenging myself toward little baby steps. I was going to go to the grocery store today that we used to always go to. In the end, I couldn't do it; I had to go to a different one instead. I bought the new Mario Kart, even though she and I played the previous one absolutely to death, but I can't bring myself to play it yet. (However, the fact that I paid full price will motivate me to play it and hopefully progress rather than traumatize myself.)
Maybe I feel so bad because of all these steps. It will eventually not feel so bad, and someday I will be able to deal with the reality of her moving on. Whether that's in a month or a year or 10 years or 30 years, I don't want to know until then. Or ever know.
How can someone I loved so much, who loved me so much, become nothing but a memory? It is too much that this can happen. Not only can it happen, it happens to people all the time, as if it's the only way we can exist.
Perhaps the real tragedy is this constant abuse of my sleep schedule.
I think all the time about her moving on. When I feel particularly awful, lonely, sad, and full of sorrowed longing for her, I always wonder why, and the superstitious (I hope) part of me wonders if it's because she's moved on, and maybe at the moments I feel worst, she is with someone new.
But in the end, whether it's superstition or truth, none of it actually matters. She will move on. If she hasn't already, she will; if not soon, someday. In the end, it is all irrelevant. We are not together, won't be together, do not communicate at all, can't communicate even if we want to, because we (I, in particular, as I am me, so I am now my main concern) have to heal.
I've been able to completely avoid looking at her Facebook page, looking at her relationship status. I hope I can continue avoiding that. I live in fear of accidentally finding out something I don't want to find out. When she does move on, I don't want to know. If she's moved on, I don't want to know.
I've been challenging myself toward little baby steps. I was going to go to the grocery store today that we used to always go to. In the end, I couldn't do it; I had to go to a different one instead. I bought the new Mario Kart, even though she and I played the previous one absolutely to death, but I can't bring myself to play it yet. (However, the fact that I paid full price will motivate me to play it and hopefully progress rather than traumatize myself.)
Maybe I feel so bad because of all these steps. It will eventually not feel so bad, and someday I will be able to deal with the reality of her moving on. Whether that's in a month or a year or 10 years or 30 years, I don't want to know until then. Or ever know.
How can someone I loved so much, who loved me so much, become nothing but a memory? It is too much that this can happen. Not only can it happen, it happens to people all the time, as if it's the only way we can exist.
Perhaps the real tragedy is this constant abuse of my sleep schedule.