Oh man, I love this. I can totally relate. I had a similar thing happen to me in January, and a friend of mine had this happen to him this week. It's rare to see a piece of writing that captures those feelings so well, as if you were reading your own thoughts and words, instead of some far-removed author you've never seen before. It's wonderful to see that in writing from time to time. Also, it makes people feel a bit more real--more "normal." I don't think those thoughts have been expressed like that before, without some odd poetic device to obscure it or dancing around the truly personal parts.
If you've ever read it, it reminds me a lot of The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It's very honest, and you did a really nice job.
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"I try not to let my schooling interfere with my education."
I just wanted you to know that I thought this was very heartfelt, and that there are people out there that understand that pain and agony that comes with loving and missing someone - and not always having the "proper" words to tell them so.
I cried when I read this. I used to feel exactly this way and write things like this until I thought it might actually kill me. What a dark time that I am glad to be over. I hope your heart is okay.
Oh man, I love this. I can totally relate. I had a similar thing happen to me in January, and a friend of mine had this happen to him this week. It's rare to see a piece of writing that captures those feelings so well, as if you were reading your own thoughts and words, instead of some far-removed author you've never seen before. It's wonderful to see that in writing from time to time. Also, it makes people feel a bit more real--more "normal." I don't think those thoughts have been expressed like that before, without some odd poetic device to obscure it or dancing around the truly personal parts.
If you've ever read it, it reminds me a lot of The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It's very honest, and you did a really nice job.
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"I try not to let my schooling interfere with my education."
I can identify with this voice. If I saw 'him' on the street, I wouldn't let him say a word... because I wouldn't be able to stand pleasantries. You captured that feeling very well, and a lot more besides.
-- I'm covered with the fingerprints of everyone I've ever met. ~~ I don't want to love with my knees turned to jelly, my head spinning, or butterflies in my stomach; but, instead, with eyes wide open and both feet planted firmly on solid ground.~~
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"No one cares how much you know, Until they know how much you care." *John Maxwell
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and if you went through all the trouble to screw her up, make sure you are happy now.
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"No one cares how much you know, Until they know how much you care." *John Maxwell
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Support Literature! *The-Novelist-Club *Adopt-A-Writer *Prose-R-Us *WordCount *writersunknown *getLIT ~TheLiteratureVault
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and if you went through all the trouble to screw her up, make sure you are happy now.
I just wish I had the courage to reread them, let alone post them for the world to see.
Kudos to you.
Really.
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~I've heard many women say they wish they'd never had an abortion; but I've never heard a mother say they wish they had~
If you've ever read it, it reminds me a lot of The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It's very honest, and you did a really nice job.
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"I try not to let my schooling interfere with my education."
-Mark Twain
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I'm covered with the fingerprints of everyone I've ever met. ~~ I don't want to love with my knees turned to jelly, my head spinning, or butterflies in my stomach; but, instead, with eyes wide open and both feet planted firmly on solid ground.~~
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