"I'm sorry."
That awkward laugh; the one that means he feels uncomfortable. The one to fill the dead space between a confession and a lack of response.
Not lacking. Just none possible.
I said, "I don't want to have hope. I don't mean that in a negative way. I just have to accept that I'm not going to find anyone in Providence. I'll find someone eventually. Just not now." I want to strangle my hope. "I am not good at single." I want to embrace my solitude.
When did being in a relationship stop being something that just happened to me and instead became a goal? When did this become something that I wanted?How long will this continue? When can I just accept that I am single, that it is fine, that a relationship is not that important?
I never understood all those women that complained about being alone; about wanting a man; about "finding the one." There was never any point of reference for me. But I know from previous experience that it's when you stop looking that love rears it's confusing head. I don't know how to turn this off.
Why can't I leave myself alone?
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