See, there's this boy...
First off, is it unhealthy to go out, drink and party with your friends all night; or is worse to stay home, sit and play your guitar all night contemplating?
I don't think I've ever had this situation with a guy before. I mean, yea, sure, crushes on me were things of the norm (not being cocky). Crushes in general are normal. But this is something beyond a crush... this is something definitely more than a simple crush. Ever since I got here, I wouldn't be surprised if it was since Corry, this boy has had a crush on me. At least it started off as a crush but then gradually... it formed into one of those unrequited love affairs. Then suddenly a new friend in my life worked as a catalyst and that crush became an obsession. I'm not very sure at what level it is at right now, but I know he isn't over me.
He knows I'm not available. He knows I'm taken, preoccupied, and expecting. But he doesn't know how to let go. I think he has a problem with giving up on something he knows he still wants. But doesn't he know, of all things you try to control, feelings are immune to authority? You can barely control your own feelings (emotions-not actions), so how can you expect to be able to control someone else's? If that person you love so dearly doesn't feel the same about you, or has someone else on their mind, what is there left to ponder about? I just don't understand... And I want to so I can help him. Because his misery and depression is all my fault. Maybe I shouldn't be so nice, or so "fun and exciting," or that one girl who nonchalantly opens up a whole new world to such a sheltered lame boy.
What do you do when there's someone who thinks about you more than your significant other does?
What do you do when there's someone who can love you, care about you beyond reasoning, but who you have not returned even one cent of affection?
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