My friends say
If you like him, run.
I just don’t have the energy to keep up with the men anymore.
I’m sure I could find you a date if you weren’t so picky about sexual preference.
It’s a clusterfuck we both have to endure.
One must assess if the man in question produces a good kind of pain or bad.
Use extreme caution.
Now if only I can remember.
Oh God, I have a date Thursday night.
Oh God, I gave another guy my number. After I gave him the wrong number.
Listen, I’m changing topics now. I’m ashamed that I was furious with my aunt when I know she has been scared and hurting. She’s left for rehab closer to home. I will miss her. And I think if I’ve neglected her intermittedly (and I have), then I’m as bad as the rest of my family. My friend diagnosed me with Caretakers’ Syndrome.
And you know how much I like to be diagnosed.
On writing. This is what I think. Writers are meant to tell certain stories. And sometimes something that happened to us is a story for someone else to tell.
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April 7, 2009 at 9:53 am
1writegirl
Ah, the “hurts so good” kind of pain vs the “if I just slit my wrists it would all be over” kind… I hope he brings you the former.
April 7, 2009 at 2:49 pm
poeticgrin
Your ending RE: On Writing – that is a perfect opening for a short story, book, or poem, and it is also the perfect ending.
Also, it’s clearly about me.
It is funny that you write about me writing about you.
April 7, 2009 at 3:48 pm
medicatedlady
poeticgrin–It really was about you. All of my stories aren’t mine to tell.
1writegirl–ha…very graphic. Here’s hoping no one slits their wrists over some asshole (or anything else for that matter).