You're Love is Nothing I Can't Fight
It went: "I'm looking for love not an empty page full of stuff that means nothing."
& I was ABOUT to put it on my myspace, or twitter it, until I really thought about the meaning of it. I analyzed it. I sat there pondering. Then, I was like huh? I'm not looking for love. That's ridic.
See, I always laugh at people who are my age. And if they're having a deep conversation with me & we're discussing boys and such, if they so much as mention the three-syllable F word: Forever- I laugh in their face & walk away. Okay, well maybe not so harshly. But in my head that's how the said event would go down.
For example, I used to be really close with a friend. now, we became close in about sixth grade until maybe eighth. We always talked though and never really lost touch, we just kind of grew apart. And maybe it was more like I grew maturer and she eventually slowly progressed into her "teen" phases (ew, I hate referring to myself as a teen.) But, one day she met a guy. The same day, he asked her out.
"Will you go out with me?"
"Yes" Hug, hug, kiss, kiss. Blech, don't you just hate that corny way of asking someone out? It seems so juvenile. Like to make it official you have to utter those words. I would like my next relationship to be a slow progression into which we mutually UNDERSTAND that we're in a relationship. We don't have to officially say we're "together".
Anyways, my old friend became on the verge of obsession with this boy. He was an asshole in my opinion. And just plain grungy & disgusting. Desperately needed lesson 101: Personal Hygiene. Yet, she still was infatuated. Every myspace status she posted would always be something like "miss my baby. cant wait to see him friday." and her mood would be "miss him/luved" Yep, she spelled love like that. & DON'T GET ME WRONG! I adore my friend, even though she is still a tad bit immature, but hey everyone gets older on their own time. But then you would go to her page & it would be ALL about her boyfriend and how they were going to stay together FOREVER & EVER. Insert gag face---->
& of course, there are many similar stories like this one. They all ended. Needless to say, my friend's boyfriend broke up with her after she had practically built her life around him at the age of fifteen. I have to give the relationship props though. It lasted 9 months which is a hell of a lot longer than any of my relationships. Although, for two of those months her boyfriend was on that "camping trip"- explanation below.
I guess my point is, if you're still young (& I'll let it be up to you to interpret what age young is to you) don't get all hot & heavy. Don't search for love. Trust me, in this day and age I highly doubt you'll be able to find it at this age. That's my word of advice, which many rarely ever receive.
However, if you decide to ignore my wise words: Keep on searching by all means. Who am I to tell you what to do ? But if this boy goes on a "camping trip" for two months where he gets no cell phone or internet access therefore he can not contact you for said two months, I can tell you right now that's not your "love" so I would advise you to keep it pushin'.
Search or don't (I know I'm not),
-L.







