Hi y'all.
Last night, I was getting ready for bed at 3 in the morning after an incredibly long and tiring week in which I was unable to finish any academic work properly or concentrate at any important matters, when I had a sudden realisation or what Archimedes would have called of Eureka, of how I should act.
Thereafter, I am sorry bloggers but I don't come here to share my contentment but instead to express what has been stuck in my head all week long but I couldn't quite manage to translate into words.
Some background info first: There's this guy that I finally learnt to like and after all the process of sharing one's supposedly feelings for the other, we seemed to have reached a deadlock - an impasse. We don't talk as much as we used to and we barely see each other now. Things are simply not working as I hoped they would. Whatever reason was, I spent all week cracking my brain to understand him and us and feeling terrible because it's got to be my fault in some way. At this point, I decided to move forward and let go of all of this. I was in such a happy before I met him so I don't think I need any of this crap in order to be happy.
That's why I hate getting attached to people.Once you do it, those people will grow in your trust and you will let them see you vulnerable and with no freaking shields when they go away.
That's why I hate getting attached to people.Once you do it, those people will grow in your trust and you will let them see you vulnerable and with no freaking shields when they go away.
Anyway, after an entire week of debating with my consciousness about relationships and the whole dating world, I finally reached a wise conclusion.
It's not about finding the right people, it's about being the right person. With this I don't mean in any possible way that what happened was my fault. I don't think you can blame anyone for developing romantic feelings. What I mean is applicable to every kind of relationship you develop throughout your lifetime. We mostly expect and murmur about not finding the right people when we should be focusing instead in being the right person.
To be the right person means substantially being yourself and open-minded. Able to feel empathy towards another and learn to cherish their presence. Keep a positive attitude and be willing to learn and encompass your life knowledge with them.
So, from now, regardless what happens, I will try to be the right person and not this crazy movie character that I sometimes become.
Not too sarcastic, not too sentimentalist. I'll try to maintain things simply and think straightly.
I was just so frustrated over this whole situation whole week that I couldn't literally focus on anything else. However, I believe I found some sense in all of this and will try to make this experience teachable. I have nice moments to recall and I definitely learned important things about the dating world. So now I know better how to be behave and what to expect.
And I haven't given up hope in finding the right person. I have all these awesome examples surrounding me of how one can definitely find the right person. My sister, my housemates, one of my best friends, for instance. They're all in healthy relationships with their happiness shining brighter than the sun and all of them got there by being the right person. So I'll take their example and I'll try to be more myself and focus on all that matters :)
So yeah, that's all folks. Have a nice weekend!
So yeah, that's all folks. Have a nice weekend!
Love always,
Tommy
PS. Last Saturday I went out with my good friend Nicola. Nicola is a Chinese girl who is studying her last year of management at my university. We met at drama and ever since we have been really great friends. She is amazing and I truly adore her! She is the definitely the one good friend I made this year.So, y'all, meet Nicola.
This is how I looked when I went on my date. |
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