June 28, 2011 | 5:55am
Summer is slowly dwindling away and I have yet to make it an awesome few months. However, I’ve lost the will to feel disappointment or even to thrive for something more. I’ve accepted this mundane routine and learned to appreciate the few good moments that trickle down every once in a while. Regardless, I still feel the bitter sadness when I realize that there really isn’t much to do when there are limits placed upon me. I can only do so much to make a difference. I don’t mind giving up. It’s a lot easier to do. Boy, am I proud of myself.
While we’re on the topic of things that I’m proud of myself for, I’ve also noticed how I don’t really care to keep in touch with people anymore. I don’t want to say that I don’t care about them. I just don’t care to do so. It’s not like I’m withdrawing or removing myself intentionally. I just don’t have the energy to make the first move. For the past few months I’ve been absorbed with one issue, with one person and I feel like I’m sill trying to figure things out. I’m still trying to figure myself out and what I want, what I need. I guess I’m tired and scared of carrying out actions that will alter my life drastically so I just go with the flow hoping that things will unfold itself. I feel like I’m just a chess piece in a game that’s being moved around and I’m fine with that. I don’t know what else to do. I’m sorry to the many that I’ve lost touch with or have been distant from but I hope you realize that I do miss you and I do have intentions of reconnecting, just not right now.
I’m trying really hard to be content with everything, to just be happy and not let the worried thoughts take over my mind. But sometimes I just can’t help it. I can’t help but think “What am I/are we doing?”, “Where do I/we go from here?”, “Now what?”. I keep thinking of those characters in the typical movies that find some sort of liberation and learn to just let go of the one negative setback that they endured. How do they do that? How do I find mine? I tell myself that I’ve gotten over it but the thoughts and memories keep creeping back at the most unexpected times. And when it does, I feel that small flame of anger slowly reigniting inside of me. How do I put it out permanently and just close the door on it?
You’re right. I’m not satisfied with your answers because I don’t believe them. I refuse to accept that the answer is always “I don’t know”. And even if it truly is, I refuse to accept that you can just accept that. I really want to believe but I can’t help but feel doubts and insecurities. Trust is such a hard thing to rebuild when there’s not much to work with. Love really is blind.