Because I need you around to let me flirt with you and vent and rage a while longer putz!!! So imma be selfish on this one, and say you gotta stick around , we all go through that I think, HELL Jay, look at me, I have SERIOUS relationship issues... Not to mention trust issues!!!
we all do, to some extent...and jay, by ADMITTING all of the shit you just did, you're a step closer to changing it. that's my experience anyway. anyway, between me and her, you can't go anywhere. them's the rules.
A lot of us have no real clue what "we're living for" or quite what to do with the opposite sex. Dating is a tough game, and it's always that: a game. Which sucks, because some play to win and others play to inflict maximum damage.
Hang in there, things can only go poorly for so long and then something has to pick up.
The path to success must pass thru the dark night of the soul.
The hardest thing about getting on top of the sorrow and regret is getting to the point where you're comfortable with yourself.
When I was pretty young, maybe 14 or so, my mom told me that until I could love myself, I couldn't really love anyone else. I was angry about that at the time, because it tried to invalidate what I thought I was feeling.
In the end I find that most of what I wanted when I was younger was to possess someone, to get the validation of having them show interest in me.
It's still nice. That never lost its thrill. But it's a long way from stable ground for building relationships.
I'm not sure where to start. We knew each other once, we were friends once. Distance and time separated us. I'm probably as much to blame, since I am realizing my tendency for laziness
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i'm the dixie he was talking about. hehehe.
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Hang in there, things can only go poorly for so long and then something has to pick up.
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The hardest thing about getting on top of the sorrow and regret is getting to the point where you're comfortable with yourself.
When I was pretty young, maybe 14 or so, my mom told me that until I could love myself, I couldn't really love anyone else. I was angry about that at the time, because it tried to invalidate what I thought I was feeling.
In the end I find that most of what I wanted when I was younger was to possess someone, to get the validation of having them show interest in me.
It's still nice. That never lost its thrill. But it's a long way from stable ground for building relationships.
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