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[gollymollie]

We didn't have incredibly much in common, what held us together primarily was mutual adoration. And I don't really know why we adored each other so much, just that we really did. Now that we are not together like that, I don't feel like myself around him so much. I don't know how to talk to him without stroking his hair or kissing from time to

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[ebonyduchess]

Oh goodness. I certainly never want to go through that. Eeek!

[gollymollie]

what about it sounds so awful to you? (I like your picture by the way.)

fuck Plato

[claracter]

Like water for chocolate a post-romantic friendship can be. So often you probably want only to shrink away or evaporate...

Oh, Mollie. If I were there I'd unfurl that doleful brow of yours as you wept, perhaps profusely, in my arms. And you wouldn't be alone between the sheets--that can make all the difference in the world. I'm just so sorry, lovely Mollie, about everything...you deserve so much more, and if justice were a law of physics, you'd have it as effortlessly as the Fall. You're endowed with so much, even when it feels it is recognized so bitterly little. That you must remember--though it can seem like a dry and dour ration of optimism at times. Things will improve; Splendor will sing your name again, with Love trumpeting happily in the background.

Love,

Claire

Re: fuck Plato

[gollymollie]

ha. you could tell I was sort of crying (as crying as I can be in a public computer lab.)

You good friend you.

[jadugar]

Perhaps it helps to want to kill them first.

Course the 'real' Natalie doesn't really exist. Occasionally a socially fun person spurts but often the air feels dull around her.

I think I'd only want something to feel natural.
And if I felt in love everytime I was with the person and it didn't feel right to just do nothing, then I'd probably never see them again :(