“someday you will be loved.”
so here’s the thing. i had an amazing weekend. there were parts that sucked, but overall, it was pretty damn lovely. i have great best friends, a great boyfriend, and a cool family. it was nice outside, i got prom all sorted out, i listened to shittons of death cab, i wrote, i had tons of easygoing and lazy fun, and i saw the kooks (again!). i feel like i haven’t been to school in weeks, and that’s just fine with me. if my summer feels like this, full of friends and good weather and fun and relaxation, i will be in the best place in the world, i just know it. even with such big changes looming over my head. the majority of this weekend was the best i’ve felt in awhile. and i have so much to look forward to all of a sudden: my pool opening, great escape trip, prom, afterprom (my god, that will be wonderful), graduation, california…
but that nagging feeling is still there, of course, and obviously it peaked last night. late last night was, in a word, awful. but you know what? i’m pretty sure i was laughing by the end of it. i’m pretty sure we both started to feel normal again. so maybe late last night’s situation had to happen to make us feel a little better. because i do feel a little better. not perfect, but just better enough to be able to set it aside for a little while. because i’d felt like i’d been fading for the past couple of weeks (and i know that’s vague, but “fading” is the only accurate word i can think of). for some reason, falling apart makes me feel more real sometimes. it brings me back. suddenly, i wasn’t fading anymore. suddenly, i could feel something. maybe that something was hurt or sadness, but it was there and i was aware of it… i have always been able to feel pain in a way that i can’t feel anything else. it’s not stronger or weaker; rather, it’s on a completely different level than other feelings. i can sense others’ pain, and i can be shaken badly by my own. so yes, it was sad, but i think it was supposed to be sad.
and that other thing just hit me like a ton of bricks. man, that brings me back.








