I'm not sure how to feel. Sadness? Relief? Excitement? Heartbreak? Sad because a great thing has ended. Relief because I never felt like a priority and that horrible feeling is gone. Excitement because I can go out and not worry about someone else. Heartbreak because I just realized tonight that I really did love him.
Is it possible to love someone and hate them at the same time? I believe it is very possible. You may love someone because you know they are a good person at heart. They didn't hurt you on purpose. But you hate them because they chose a horrible lifestyle over you. They may love it and be having the time of their life. But you know they will never amount to anything. And that makes me incredibly sad.
But I have to move on.
I've always loved living here. I grew up in the country, but I'm definitely a city girl at heart. But even though it seems quite large to me, this city is possibly not large enough. I think I need a change of scenery.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
Not a quitter
Life is a series of hills. Sometimes mountains. I like to think of the valleys as a happy medium. Then you start to climb. If you end up rolling or falling back down, the fall sucks. And it hurts. But you get to the bottom and it's ok and you try again. If you make it to the top of a hill, it's amazing. But if you make it to the top of a mountain, it's even better because the climb was that much more treacherous.
I just fell. I think I was climbing up a mountain this time. A big one. One where the top is so high, it's in the clouds. I hadn't even reached the clouds when I fell last night. I had been slipping and sliding for a week or so. And last night I think I let go because I knew I was going to fall no matter what and falling now is better than falling later when it will be a longer, harder fall. You can call me a quitter. You can call me a coward. But I am glad. I'm already standing in a valley and ready to start climbing hills again. I'm going to start with a small hill. Something easy to get myself back into it. I guess you can't call me a quitter because I'm trying again. You can't call me a coward because I'm trying again. I'd actually prefer it if you didn't call me anything.
I just fell. I think I was climbing up a mountain this time. A big one. One where the top is so high, it's in the clouds. I hadn't even reached the clouds when I fell last night. I had been slipping and sliding for a week or so. And last night I think I let go because I knew I was going to fall no matter what and falling now is better than falling later when it will be a longer, harder fall. You can call me a quitter. You can call me a coward. But I am glad. I'm already standing in a valley and ready to start climbing hills again. I'm going to start with a small hill. Something easy to get myself back into it. I guess you can't call me a quitter because I'm trying again. You can't call me a coward because I'm trying again. I'd actually prefer it if you didn't call me anything.
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