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Almost two months now.

May's picture

Unquestionably it was the right decision. I feel happier, more free, almost elated sometimes with the options/opportunities out there. I'm re-thinking graduate school, I'm open again to moving elsewhere, and I'm closer to grasping that ever elusive concept of "knowing what I want". I see friends more, I work out more, I'm camping/hiking/climbing more, and I'm even almost ready to start meeting this first batch of online characters that I've been messaging.

Crazy how expectations can change so suddenly and permanently when you finally accept the truth.

I still miss him though. I miss the flowers, the smiles, the playful glances, the cuddles, the chivalry. The constant shopping even though it drove me crazy. The music that I never liked. Mostly the companionship - that we were in this together, and the mutual understanding of each other's needs. Stuff that I can see after 50 years completely shattering me, though it hasn't happened yet.


Adam's picture

well

I'm curious how the online dating thing will work for you. It always seemed like such a great way to meet people, since you can just chat online for a few weeks to see if you like each other before having to commit to a date or anything more serious.


Nat's picture

Not that

You know anything about it, or have ever looked at any of those sites, or have an active account, or anything. ;)


Adam's picture

er...

Hypothetically speaking, of course.


Miah's picture

Ah, the bantering of the connected generation....

10 years ago a couple would have ribbed each other offline

5 years ago one of the couple might have posted an online journal comment about the offline ribbing

2 years ago both would have blogged about the ribbing

Today - they don't bother with the offline ribbing as it happens in front of everyon on the net ;-p

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You two do communicate without a keyboard or stylus, right? ;-p