Mar
8th
2010
the last at last
This domain will expire on the 29th and it’s time to move on from being a clear plastic cup. Just as I moved on from a universe away, this particular chapter of my life is coming to a close and I feel like I should document it.
Despite my best efforts, I’ve had a tendency to document all my relational endeavors over the last two years. I’ve documented them to exhaustion in a way where I don’t know whether it has helped, or if it has harmed. Oddly enough, the only one I haven’t documented thoroughly is Jen. Maybe it’s out of frustration, maybe it’s out of self loathing. I really don’t know. It seems that every time I sit down to talk about her my mind becomes blank and refuses to operate. I end up spending those moments talking about some current lust.
There was a moment in January where I couldn’t think about anything but what happened between her and Zack. It was all I could do going into 2010 and thinking about my least favorite moment of the decade. Rather than dwell on such a monumentally horrible moment I decided to compile a list of things I loved most about 2009. It made me feel better but it still hasn’t changed what I have viewed as betrayal. Even to this day, I still don’t know what to do about it. Zack has no recollection that he tried to kiss her, and I can’t shake the moment where she asked to hang out with him. Jen always said that you would have to say ten nice things to make up for one bad one. Even the tears that fell the next morning as she told me not to leave couldn’t make me feel better about it.
During a rare and vulnerable moment with one of my best friends I said we were, “cosmically screwed” for not being in love with each other. Maybe it’s not so much us, but more just me. I’ve gone on record before saying that I don’t think I’ll ever love someone like I loved Jen. Not a single experience in the past two years has made me think to rescind that statement. Really, that’s what this blog was originally about, to get over the love of my life. To move past the hardest decision of leaving her because I believed we both deserved more peace than we could offer each other. We still both deserve it, and I think she’s well on her way to becoming the person I knew she could be.
As for me, I still don’t know what I’m doing. One day leads to the next and I attempt to have goals but, more times than not, they seem like smoke and mirrors. Will I ever start a brewery? Will I ever finish my Android twitter client? Will I ever stop being in love with the idea of love? Will that light I have for Jen ever fade? Will I ever finish this album? It’s these questions that I will discover in life and not in the transparency of a clear plastic cup.


