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Eanae
09-10-2005, 11:22 PM
Obviously the title makes no sense, so let me explain a bit. I loaded myself on black expresso tonight, so I'm hyper, but my entire body is sore, so im not so happy now that I drank it because i just want to sleep, so it's screwing with my head a bit. But here's the rantish part.

I've been single for 3 years now (oh gawd a love rant). I've just been living with it, because you know, such things are just life. Have to keep on truckin along. I've recently come across a girl I really like, and many people seem to think she has feelings for me as well. (score!) Well the main cause of my depression is that my school's homecomming dance is comming up next month, and tonight I worked up the courage to ask her to it. I was so hyper on coffee, I didn't even hesitate. I felt so confident, like nothing could touch me. Things got even better when she said she would go if her mom allowed! But then diaster strikes! She already has plans that night with her friends to go see a concert. All I'm left with is a "I hope you can find someone else to go with". I don't want to go with anyone else. I want to go with her. My untouchableness failed me.

This is the part that really urks me. One of my best friends is in a longdistance relationship. Her boyfriend lives up and Maine, and she's always complaining about how much she's depressed and misses him. This gets me the most because when I was in a long distance reltionship with her cousion from Maine, she was one of the ones who told me to deal with it. And she expects pity from me? I sure hope that's not what she hopes from it. People take their signifigant others for advantage. Atleast she isn't like me who hasn't felt teenage romance in three years. Who hasn't had a single date, in 3 years. Who hasn't even gotten a real hug in 3 years. I know some people have their love lives worse than me, because I know I've had some good times with girlfriends in the past. But I'm tired of being the odd one out. The one always alone in my group of friends who always has someone there for them. I'm getting tired of just shrugging it off, because if I keep shrugging it off, one of these days I'm just going to explode. It makes me feel pathetic that I have to post about this kind of stuff on a gaming board (no offense) to get it off my chest. I have no one to really listen to me seriously. They'll all tell me to just get over it and leave it to that, and just help build my anger. Is it so hard to ask for someone to once have feelings for me that aren't a lie? Someone who can seriously say it? *sigh*

Shiva91
09-10-2005, 11:28 PM
All i will say are things i have been saying alot,

"Do not look for love, let it find you, when it does, you will truely be happy."

one that can go with this can be:

"Good things come to those who wait patiently"

My mother told me, "young people today, the look at whats now, and don't look whats around the coner." meaning we see the now, and not the later. everyone so impatient and wanting now rather than wait for it.

Please do have patients for love, if you rush into it you will only find pain and sorrow.

Eanae
09-10-2005, 11:32 PM
On 2005-09-10 21:28, Shiva91 wrote:
All i will say are things i have been saying alot,

"Do not look for love, let it find you, when it does, you will truely be happy."

one that can go with this can be:

"Good things come to those who wait patiently"

My mother told me, "young people today, the look at whats now, and don't look whats around the coner." meaning we see the now, and not the later. everyone so impatient and wanting now rather than wait for it.

Please do have patients for love, if you rush into it you will only find pain and sorrow.



If you notice, i don't believe I once used the word love in my entire post. I'm not looking for that girl I'll marry someday. I even believe I used the phrase, teenage romance, meaning, love that I know will never truely mean forever. I thank you for the quotes though.

Shiva91
09-10-2005, 11:33 PM
On 2005-09-10 21:32, Eanae wrote:

On 2005-09-10 21:28, Shiva91 wrote:
All i will say are things i have been saying alot,

"Do not look for love, let it find you, when it does, you will truely be happy."

one that can go with this can be:

"Good things come to those who wait patiently"

My mother told me, "young people today, the look at whats now, and don't look whats around the coner." meaning we see the now, and not the later. everyone so impatient and wanting now rather than wait for it.

Please do have patients for love, if you rush into it you will only find pain and sorrow.



If you notice, i don't believe I once used the word love in my entire post. I'm not looking for that girl I'll marry someday. I even believe I used the phrase, teenage romance, meaning, love that I know will never truely mean forever. I thank you for the quotes though.



sorry, http://pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/anime2.gif

ABDUR101
09-11-2005, 12:00 AM
Well, it could be taken a step further and I could post about how I've never had any kind of romance my entire life, and I'm 22. Friends? Pfft. COWORKERS! Woohoo!

Keep looking, she's not the only other person out there. I'd rather wait for what seems an eternity and find someone right, than get involved with numerous people who end up being hassles.

Enjoy what you've got and have had, because there's always someone who has much less.


Besides, if she said yes if her mom said it was ok, and then later said she had plans, whats up with that? She forget about the concert or something? That doesn't seem like something you'd forget easily, expecially if it coincides with what you were taking her to.

Spider
09-11-2005, 01:19 AM
Throw a cream pie at her, that would be romantic.

CupOfCoffee
09-11-2005, 01:28 AM
Sexy, too.

Eanae
09-11-2005, 08:47 AM
On 2005-09-10 22:00, ABDUR101 wrote:

Besides, if she said yes if her mom said it was ok, and then later said she had plans, whats up with that? She forget about the concert or something? That doesn't seem like something you'd forget easily, expecially if it coincides with what you were taking her to.



Well it wasn't until I told her the date of the dance when she realized she had the show. It's not like I went, "Would you go with me on this date?". I asked her, and then she asked when it was. When I told her, bam, plans screwed. :<

darthsaber9x9
09-11-2005, 03:40 PM
On 2005-09-11 06:47, Eanae wrote:

On 2005-09-10 22:00, ABDUR101 wrote:

Besides, if she said yes if her mom said it was ok, and then later said she had plans, whats up with that? She forget about the concert or something? That doesn't seem like something you'd forget easily, expecially if it coincides with what you were taking her to.



Well it wasn't until I told her the date of the dance when she realized she had the show. It's not like I went, "Would you go with me on this date?". I asked her, and then she asked when it was. When I told her, bam, plans screwed. :<



At least you know she's sort of interested. Ask her out somewhere else at another time and see what she says!