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Dichotomy

A friend came over, saying he would only stay until 1:30pm. We went for a walk and came up with the most marvelous idea: belgian fries, organic chilli, sorbetto. Two out of three, the third was easy to acquire and the icing on the cake was juice. We walked, and talked about surrogate brothers and uncomfortable moments and boots. Sometimes all three.

An old interest showed up, one that had almost become a regret before falling back into my life with a cheerful reminder as to why I had ever considered it. Her physical presence unchanged, she had not been actually present in my life for some time, a shell being where she once had been. Then, all of a sudden, my friend was once again parading around in that body. All I could manage was I'm glad you're back and it still describes how I feel better than anything else I might put down.

Four PM rolled around, and slight guilt caused my friend to leave. I start to crash, as both my friends are leaving and the insufficient sleep and lack of cleanliness catches up with me. I'm still in the same clothes as yesterday.

It is so very strange how the tables have turned, yet not. All my sensation of need is absent, my sleep patterns don't improve or degrade around her in any noticeable way. I stay the night because I'm told it helps, because she thanks me in the morning. Her skin no longer burns and causes me to feel more alive when we touch. I reach out in a desire for affection, for validation, but certainly not need. She still smells like love.

Maybe that's why I stay. Or maybe its because I realise that things change with time, but that brings me precariously close to sounding like her. I said that I'd like to just leave it, to wait, but in many ways that may mean it is already over for me. Which is sad, because it never really began.

I've got a final to study for, and some Garou stuff to coordinate. Right now, my life is a war between my happiness and my discontent. But, in a war, no one wins, and my school life and work life, the things with real future consequences, are most surely suffering, and that is how nothing is winning.

Comments

Dear Sir Kurrs,

This post lacked that certain level of angst I have come to expect from you. I may have to herumph in your general direction at the lack of commitment you have shown sir towards your angsting. I must say if this trend towards happy contentment and resolution of perspective continues I will have no choice but to be deeply disappointed in you and forthwith cease to read your blog with mid amusement of the silly things kids get all tangled up over. Love, honestly what a notion? I shack my jowls at you sir in utter dismay that you might finally be achieving a sense of happy. Ah well I suppose we will still have the little purple haired girl’s weepy blog to wade through.

Yes I am feeling bitchy tonight, but still love it when you call me darling.

Too true. If you lose your angst, they ship you to Vancouver Island, and you have to live in my basement until you get it back again.

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