Heavy Thinking

I don’t know what I’m suppose to do.

She’s with him. Not me.

I don’t know if I’ll ever even get the chance to be with her.

Should I move on? Am I even capable of doing so? Can I even fall in love with other women?

Should I stay, and just hope they eventually break up? Is that selfish?

I don’t want to move on. So for now, I’ll allow myself to hope.

I hope a few years from now, I am married to her.

I feel like I’m running out of time. I feel myself getting older. Less desireable.

I want to have children with her. I can’t imagine a child that is half her, half me. I think that would be amazing.

I want to grow old with her.

And if she dies before I do, I will die at her grave.

And if I die before she does, I’ll watch over her.

And in the afterlife, I want to spend all of eternity with her.

I hope she doesn’t stay with him for the rest of her life. She deserves to be happy.

And I know this is selfish, but I want her to be happy – with me.

I know plenty of families where there’s a step-dad for the kid, and the kid is happy.

Pam in my family, is one example. Brooke in her family, is another example.

I don’t know if I would be a great father, but I do know that I am willing to step up to the plate and try.

I have a lot of heavy thinking to do. A lot of stuff to sort out.

I graduate at the end of July. That’s when I start to build my life. Maybe I can make her part of the foundation of the life I build.

She mentioned in one of our conversations that she is indeed, human. She even referenced this entry of mine, saying her eyes “are made of jelly, too”. I still find it hard to believe that someone so beautiful could exist.

I love her.

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March 27, 2010

“And in the afterlife, I want to spend all of eternity with her.” For what it’s worth, I think that in Heaven all of our relationships will be even better than they were on Earth, and that each person there will be special to you in a way that no one else is, because we are all totally unique. So you can be with here for billions of years, but maybe not for the next sixty.

March 27, 2010

If she’s married to someone else now, and you respect her, I think you have to honor her free choice. You can’t let your happiness totally depend on her or any other human being. She is right about the jelly. Do you think she would be happy to have you unhappy and unhealthy, or happy and healthy? She seems to want you to be well, so if not for yourself, do that for her.