It's peaceful now. Rather. Knowing what to expect and knowing things are certain for awhile makes me feel secure. I know I have this to do next week and what to do the following week. I feel rather stable. And then knowing that I have no significant battles against the sacred freedom of choice in the upcoming weeks is somewhat relieving.
I'm at the point where I doubt love, blame love, hate love. Because I start to feel lonely, scared and fatigued. It's at the point where you enjoy the peace, but yet there is this tingling entanglement in one's heart. the urge to tell you, " hey you need to settle down again". it's a single's prompting. The innate urge to find someone to hug, to find someone to kiss, to find someone to engage in more intimate acts with. Someone to bond your own heart with. Some people get this urge more. And some people includes me.
Sometimes, I wonder if I just love being in a relationship for the sake of it. But I'm so scared. But I still love it. It's like a love-hate relationship. Bittersweet, or comforting yet painful at the same time. Because what you cannot protect is not yours. There are people like me, who are weak, who become insanely dependent on their partners when they get too emotionally attached. it's as if you cannot breathe without them. it's if, you want to know what they are doing at every point of time. it's to the point where both of you live together in an airless container. you can take it, but can she? If I want to hug, I want to hug tightly, with all my might. But who can withstand that crumbling force?
Being scared. And translating that into actions. Is that a crime? It comes across as possessive? But then, once again, trust in relationships is important. Yes. I agree. But do you agree that when you cross the road, you somewhat trust that drunk drivers do not exist. If you crossed the road once, and a reckless driver had to emergency brake in front of your poor little toes, tossing you to the ground, lightly wounded. Do you think crossing the road will be that simple to you ever again?
Relationships, thankfully, aren't like cars. they won't kill you. they will just drive you nuts, drive you to do stupid things.
If the day comes whereby I can date comfortably. to have her, but not desire her so much. to be there, but not there. half-fucked (as what they call it in army). to love her, but not feel the desire to call her every moment. I don't know what kind of love is that. held back love? half cocked love? half baked love? If I can love to a point, to a stage where a cheating partner doesn't bother me, or hurts less than a rampaging train crashing unto my chest, then maybe I'll call myself stable. Because, I want to love, and yet I want to stay safe. It's as if you want to swim without getting wet. it's not impossible. because relentless, aggression, and bravery is part of love. I don't want to get hurt again. But it is inevitable.
I will be brave. When the time comes. I will face it again.