I have spent these last few years in the limbo of two general states: 1) trying to figure out the world and why it is so by watching and analyzing, and 2) trying to figure out what I can do and experience next in this world... with less of the observation.
It seems like I'm in the middle of this scary highway and on one side is the could careless go with the flow and on the other side is the care more than anyone have to know and feel the right stuff and be emotional and thoughtful. I'm getting hit by cars way too much right now. Ouch.
I am so tempted to stop being anything and just avoid all contact with anyone and everyone because... because... I have no idea what I'm doing anymore. There used to be a time, not so very long ago, where I carefully thought out each moment that would either happen or not happen and if I hadn't thought in advance, I would make lots of time to freak out about what happened unexpectedly. I realize this is unhealthy, but I had this amazing grasp, or so I thought, on "Valerie" and what she was to the world. Now, I am more who I really am, but I have much less control. Losing control is both thrilling and frightening.
I feel the thrill as I am acting and living and feeling... and I feel the fright as I sit on lazy lazy Sundays where I ask myself if what I am doing is what I really want to be doing. I guess I'm finally experiencing that part of my adolescence where you don't know what you're doing... and you just experiment. I never let it happen before... and my nails are scrapping on the floor as we speak because I don't want to not know... even though I already don't. I'm a walking contradiction of every single thing I do... yes, no, on, off, right, left, up, down, straight, curly.... woo.
And that, brings me to Snowball! I had my hair straightened for the first time... it was interesting. Chris told me I looked younger and then he asked how I felt about that... and I don't know.. it was weird because, I don't really care all that much. I was indifferent to the hair straightening in the first place, and having done it, I'm still indifferent. It was fun...? I just don't see the big deal. There is no big deal. I do like my hair curly though... it's so fucking long yo, shit. Haha.
And although that seems like a superficial tangent, it truly describes my contradictions... I was indifferent to the dance. I had a good time. I went crazy. But it just was what it was. And then it wasn't... I watched the drama, I could have felt the drama, I could have had my own depressed moments... I could have involved myself in heartbreak... but I just, didn't. I had moments of disappointment and confusion and frustration... but I had a good time, despite it all. I just don't know what that makes me... Full of useless fluff? Lack of a sense of what really matters? An idiot? A whore? A ditz? or just plain human...
Moving on...
I was hoping to be his unconventional beauty... but that's thinking highly of myself, and I'm not one to say I'm conventional or unconventional. I can't bestow hopes of these things on people. Especially people like him.
The half assed search will never work out. A lesson we all must learn I guess.
I was speaking with a good friend of mine, about friends versus mates... and my conclusions frighten me. I will explore some other time though. I'm tired of this little box. I must speak to boxes that speak back now.