Missing Each Other.
Of three disgruntling issues for Cole the lack of Indi is one of them. Indeed, the lack of Cole is quite high on my personal disgruntling issues, so it seems like we’re pretty even when it comes to missing each other. I certainly know that our sometimes brief phone conversations in the morning and evening are highlights of my day, because it reminds me so much of when we’re together. So we definitely do need to do something about this… so far this is the longest we’ve been apart all summer, the feeling of wanting him around is growing increasingly stronger as time passes.
My thinking is that I will prepare as much as possible… for him being here, which includes finally upgrading the bed, getting the room downstairs ready; all of these things hold value for either when he’s here long-term or short-term.
I absolutely hate it when my pessimism proves to be true… Apparently the store is not as satisfying as previously thought… I had considerable reservations regarding it… but I’m certainly not one to hold someone back out of that kind of fear… at least I try not to be, emphasis on try. As I said yesterday morning neither choice is permanent, be that staying in Ohio or coming here… we (in general) need to pursue our dreams… the courses of action that appear to be the best ones. That’s one thing that I worry and hold concern for.
Then there is the subject of ex-boyfriends. We both have them, we both love them, we both recognize that they’ve disrepected and mistreated us, yet we both still want to be with them. Only in my case the idea is beyond any level of reason. I guess my reactions and concerns are more pavlovian, I tend to want to avoid being repeatedly burned… I know these people are poison to our hearts and souls… We may love them, but they certainly cannot love us if they’re capable of causing so much pain. It’s also clear to me that very few really know what love is really all about… it goes straight back to something I wrote a year ago today… you’re either with me, or you’re not.
We tend to do things to that are counterproductive to our health and well-being, I’m just as guilty as anyone else too. The problem comes in because that fine line between positive escape (and I really do believe such a thing exists) and negative escape is often so blurry.


