Prepare for a whole lot of drabble because this almost doesn't end.
I'm not exactly sure what it is but I just don't want to sleep. I've done nothing but fiddle around on Chrysalis for the last half hour. Before that, I had been just playing the Sims. I guess for the past few hours I'd done nothing but return to that paranoid state. I'm glad it's stopped coming so often but there's a part of me that's tugging at my heart -- that part that feels slightly neglected even though I don't have much of a reason to. I don't think I do really. And it's still there. But it's a process. Part of the reason I stopped blogging so often is because I fear that my audience will jump at any chance to tell me that I shouldn't be with you. There's that part of me that never wants to let anyone know of anything trivial purely because I fear that they might blow it out so out of proportion it's unnecessary.
My main readers have never been in a relationship before. There's something they all need to learn about that: they need that time to grow. There are few that should be nipped at the bud because it's all wrong in the right places -- those are the ones that just will not in any circumstance work out. There are the ones that are right in all the wrong places but you try anyway -- you try so hard it makes you cry and then you eventually realize that it was never going to work out anyway and it exasperates you. And then there are the ones that are so perfectly perfect it scares the living shit out of you because it's so perfect it HAS to end badly so you try and look for any reason at all wrong with it -- and you just sort of submerge yourself in that one reason to give yourself any reason to get out of it. That's the relationship you will regret the rest of your life wondering why you didn't give it a try.
That's the reason why I stuck around. Yes, so he ran away. So he was scared. And I'm just reiterating this for the big picture. Fact of the matter is that if I let him get away or vice versa, I'm certain the both of us would have walked on for the next few years thinking about it. The relationship that never had a chance to live -- to grow. I wouldn't know if we'd ever have a big argument. Or how his parents are like. Or whether or not I'd have myself some part-Irish babies in the future. I think this is me letting you (readers) know that even if I complain about anything here....it doesn't mean I'm going to ditch. It doesn't mean it eventually won't get fixed. I mean, there's currently nothing bothering me enough to have to need fixing. Little things, big picture. Ya get?
And so maybe you're the one waiting for the absolute right person to come along -- you haven't found anyone remotely interesting enough to give it a shot with. Good for you. And I can't wait for that person to come along for you. Or maybe you were the one who just never put forward any effort -- caring more about the other person than yourself. I hope you eventually find the person who makes you selfish enough to fight for it. Or maybe you're the scared one. Don't be. Like Allen likes to say to me "this isn't a fucking fairy tale". So few are so lucky enough to find that on the first shot. But that doesn't mean you won't happen. Every second you waste living in fear is a second of life you will never get back. Don't waste the few seconds that you have. You do never know that it'll work out.
And that's the scariest part of it -- not knowing. And I have never feared losing someone as much as I fear losing Coyce. This is where the "Fear is the heart of love" conversation started with Sal. I don't know what will happen in the future. He might walk out again, the love might die, any circumstance could possibly tear us apart, the very same fate that I feel brought us together. And the problem is that I'm fully aware of how much it will rip my heart apart -- anything that could potentially end our relationship. I know already that it would render me almost incapable of function. Harrel told me that it should hurt less with each time but I know that should there be a last time, it would hurt the most. All these fears are what knock at my door once in a while, begging me to walk out. But see, I stay in because of the hope that assures me that it could happen. The part of fate that I feel like will keep us together -- the part that keeps me strong.
And it's funny because even though I know it'll wreck me...there's that part of me that feels like even if we separate again....we'll end up together again.
Because I feel like in the end, he will be the one I think of before I die. The one true love I feel like I'll hold in my heart forever. And even if for some reason you don't end up being in my future, I will regret that you weren't. [fragments & P.O.V. switches mostly due to the tears running down my cheeks] If for some reason you wouldn't be the one at the altar, I'll be wishing for you there. That I'll be wishing was with me at night. And maybe it'll end up stored in the back of my mind. But I'd still think of you. And every time I do, it'd tear me up inside knowing that you aren't with me. Because there will always be a big part of me, my heart, that thinks -- knows -- that you are the one. And there will always be a big part of me that will always belong to you.
And those are the very same reasons I have to remind myself not to psych myself out. Those are the same reasons that stabilize my brain. And this is so long because I've done nothing but keep this held in for so long. And part of the problem is that tendency to sometimes think too far ahead.
But like I've told Megan and Coyce, when I was with Jeremy I jumped straight to the future. When I think of a future with Coyce, I imagine every path we'll take getting there. And though I am capable of doing so, I don't even imagine that future. I want to live it. He keeps me grounded in the present -- something that has interestingly enough, never happened to me before. And I like being able to appreciate what we have now. I like living in the growing love between us. I like sharing bacon at Denny's on our Eighth Month Anniversary because I'm broke and you're borderline. It helps me to ensure that it will get taken care of; those goals will be taken care of now so that we can eventually get there. And I'm certain we'll get there. [And it does make me smile when we talk about the potential for those rare and brief moments.]
And while part of me still hates you for not wanting to try and be with me while I was leaving, I'm pleased that it turned out this way -- the fruits wouldn't have happened otherwise. With you, came so many blessings that make everything so surreal. I have never felt so incredibly and unconditionally loved by so many people before. And I you may have not left yet, but I'm already waiting for your return with open and loving arms.
Words cannot even explain how much I am completely head over heels in love with you. And that is why this blog is so fucking long.
-- ZelleZ
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