A Good Idea?
It's proposing an interesting question. Is it better to erase the memory of a failed relationship? Or do we need these experiences to become better people?
I think we need them to last. They teach us what we need to change.
But I wish I could just erase the shit that hurts me. And the shit that hurts is the shit that made me happy. It's not the bad times that make me ache over Mikki. It's not the things I did to her or she then did to me. It's all the fantastic feelings and emotions. The happiness I felt, that make me me sad.
And, I suppose, that's even more depressing than thinking of the bad things.
I'm gonna try to sort this out. Have a face to face conversation and try to shut all this shit down.
I just need an honest explanation. A fucking reason. And that might help.
But I don't think I'd want to be without the memory of someone who made me feel true love. I wouldn't know what that was, without her. And now I can recognize the feeling because she was the first to give it to me.
And she gave me something beautiful. Something I can share with someone else.
I've always thought of what I gave to her and gave up for her, but now I know she gave me more than I could. And I'm a better (depressed, but whatever) person because I had her in my life.
And it's time to let her go and become that beautiful wildflower that she already is.
Would I be who I was if my father hadn't died? Or my fiance didn't fuck my best friend?
I highly doubt I would have the knowledge I have, now, without those things.
Sure, I was fucking nuts, to begin with, but everything life has given or taken away has helped form me into my present head-space.
And here I am. Fuck you if you don't like me. I do.
Nix says: Ran into a couple of hookers in the elevator. $200 bucks for a blow-job? Is that the going rate? It was fun to mess with them, though.