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I just saw him yesterday...

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I just saw him yesterday and I miss him unbearably.A funny story from the museum... there was a visitor, bearing pins and tiny slips of paper for married women...
15 words to a perfect marriage...
I love you
you look great
let's eat out
can I help?
it's my fault

Due to how I wear my ring when my heart is so taken, the man thought I was married. Many at the museum thought I was between 18 and 20, and apparently I also look old enough to be married. Which makes everything so much worse.
Why can't I be 19 and look 15, instead of being 15, and looking 19? That would uncomplicate everything between Thomas and I. Why, oh why?
Sometimes, I believe he was made to test me. He messages me right when my willpower is about to fade-- just as I buckle to the loneliness of not seeing him... after a day... which crescendos and decrescendos like the Fanfare of the Common Man.
And the more I think about him the more I miss him, and the more I miss him, the more I can't stop thinking about him. And I love him so much it hurts.
And I'm bursting with creative energy from the inspiration of it all, but cannot write anything of the caliber of beauty that I feel, and it frustrates me.
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  1. Sweets America's Avatar
    Wow, that sounds like me. Missing the one you love terribly. That's what I cannot deal with. Being in love hurts me more than it makes me happy because of this. I tend to think that I will never be able to be in love happily. It always drives me totally nuts and I can't think of anything else than my lover. I wonder how you personally deal with it. That's hard to miss someone so much, and it seems nonsensical to be sad because we love and are loved. Anyway, thanks for showing me I'm not the only one.
  2. Anza's Avatar
    *exhales* Thanks for showing me the same, Sweets.
    I merely bide my time. I must wait three years for us to lay claim on each other, anyway. Mostly I have random outbursts of creativity that everyone else likes, but I don't. I talk to people to put my mind off if it. I comfort myself with that I shall only have to suffer for three years before a blissful, lasting relationship. I vent. I take everything a day at a time (my busy schedule helps here) knowing every day counts towards my three-year wait.
  3. Sweets America's Avatar
    So you want to get married but you have three years to wait, that's it? May I ask you why it hurts you so much to be with him without being married? Would you feel a big difference if your love were recognized through marriage, would the bond feel deeper to you? Or maybe your worries are related to the law or something (because you're 15)? I'm not sure.
    Updated 10-05-2008 at 11:49 PM by Sweets America
  4. Sweets America's Avatar
    Sorry, entered my comment twice!
  5. sprinks's Avatar
    It makes me happy and sad to read about things people are going through that are similar to my own situation in some way. Happy to know others are like that, but sad because, well, it's often something hard. I just want the next few years to pass really fast because then I can be with my boyfriend properly, and marry him and spend every day with him. It drives me insane that I can't do that yet, and that I can't for another 2 years. But the wait will truly be worth it, and I hope it is for you too
  6. kiz_paws's Avatar
    I hope that you can harness your creative energy, Anza -- you have such a way with words.
    Hang in there.
    And, I LOVE Fanfare For The Common Man. A brilliant piece of work, I must say.
  7. Anza's Avatar
    It is not marriage I seek. I just wish to call him mine. Society will not let us even hold hands in public...
  8. Sweets America's Avatar
    Ok thanks. You cannot hold hands in public? So that means it's more about the law and your age. That's crazy. But anyway, who cares what society thinks? Society will always find somehing wrong with you anyway. You can always find some quiet place for you and your lover to be alone and love each other the way you want to. I don't think society has the power to prevent you from calling him yours. If you want him to be yours and he wants to be yours, then he is yours. Whether this "yours" is recognized by the others or not is of secondary importance (to me). It's all in your heart, not in what other people think. Cheer up, you are loved by someone you love and that's pretty wonderful.
    Updated 10-06-2008 at 08:35 PM by Sweets America
  9. amanda_isabel's Avatar
    I agree with Sweets. Good for you to have someone, and to be have-d by someone!
  10. 1n50mn14's Avatar
    Um, basically, society is made up of a bunch of silly rules that don't reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallly have to be observed... as long as it's a society law and not a federal law, who gives a damn? You love! Rejoice that you even HAVE love, because plenty of people never feel the caliber of emotion that you evidently do. You love and are loved- sacrifices are a natural part of that. (I know it can be difficult, but if it is worth it, you'll see it through._