Sometimes I feel as if I am a bipolar single. I flip-flop. I'm the John Fucking Kerry of being unattached. There are times when I truly do love it. I like being free and I think the love I have for my friends and my family is indeed fulfilling. But then other times I wish I could be more intimate. While I'm close to some of my friends, I can never be that ultimate close. I want that, badly, just once. But I can't seem to find that elusive bugger.
One of my best friends tells me that it's all about luck. I don't know, but I can't help being jealous of her sometimes. Today I knocked on her door while she was talking on the phone with her girlfriend. And it was as if I was seriously interrupting, I was disrupting their own little world. I crave that.
For as much as I can have my friends, I know that I am not number one in any of their lives. Perhaps I'm up there for a few, but it isn't the same. (Otherwise the [title of show] song wouldn't be nearly as effective, but that's a digression of sorts.)
Well, maybe being some guy's somebody isn't that lofty of an aspiration. All I know is that I'm feeling awfully romantic and also alone. Except I'm not Bridget Jones. (Lord knows I'm not Renee Zelwegger, though I can't say that it's too upsetting.) Those kinds of moments don't just happen for me.
I cannot resist associating luck with karma. It's my guilt, I suppose...something along the lines of The Sound of Music's "Something Good." What did I do to deserve not falling in love?
Or does my desperation penetrate the olfactory glans of every available bachelor? Does my utter want of commitment frighten?
It's a killer to the self-esteem, that's for sure. I suppose I could just sacrifice my soul and my morals and become a slut. I've thought about it many a time. I really do feel, though, that I would lose myself. I'd be hollow. And so I know that while I could become a slut, I won't.
I know, I know. Again, I'm warbling nonsense. But my musings are all I have sometimes. And I just keep hoping that maybe my analysis will yield something great. I'll have a Eureka! moment about love.
Until then, I'm stuck here in my tight pants and moccasins.
The same friend often says that she feels less motivation to look especially dressed up since her love is in another state. Whereas, I'm loveless and working on my shell.