Chasing a fallen star
We all have dreams. Some of them work out, some don't. Somehow, I think most of mine don't. I just went through one of my earlier posts, about some blogthings quiz I did. I don't know, I don't think I'm weird or I have weird tastes. Do I?
It's been really a long while since I've felt like this. Maybe never. Every single thing that could link me to a memory with her makes me sad. It does feel as if I've lost her, and I think I have indeed.
I can't deny the fact that she had led me on, maybe played with my feelings. The times when she would come find me for no reason, the times when we would chat and talk about nothing in particular, the times I would help her with her work, the times we went out to dinner and just had so much fun, the times I would send her home and she would wait with me for the bus, the times, there were so many great times. Every word that she had said is etched into my memory and draws up a jab of pain whenever I think about it. But, I just can't hate her for that, for leading me on. I hate myself for ever falling into this trap. After Serine, I didn't want to be heartbroken again. Yet, I still put myself into a compromising position. All I want to know is how she could have had such a change of heart so quickly. Was it all wrong from the start?
Right now, I don't know what to do. How do I proceed from here? Even though I know where she stands and where I stand, I still stand at a crossroads. Should I ignore her, and call an end to our friendship? Should I retain hope that one day she would finally come to appreciate me? I don't know. What has changed since the other time, for me? The difference, well, probably, she won't come to me and pick me up from the doldrums and make me think she wants to give it a chance. In the end, all that's left is for me to get on with life. How do I do this?
Choices never seemed harder.