What if, you don’t
believe in love?
Then, someone teaches
you how.
Then, you fall for him
and you believe.
But, what if he’s not
suppose to love you,
Only to teach you.
I should’ve seen this coming. When
I look back, I realize that I have already foreseen this before it even began.
I was such a fool to play along, indulging myself deeper. Though I have
constantly reminded myself that I have to put an end to it, to clear things up,
my id just gets in the way, satisfying itself with affections denied from me
ever since.
You left me hanging
from the thread we once swung from together
-Goodnight, Maroon 5
And just
when I was getting used to all those affections, that is when he decided to end
it all without apparent reason. He purposely made a gap between us, and
prevented me or anyone else from bridging the distance that is slowly
separating us apart. Call me naïve, call me insensitive but it took me over a
month to realize that the detachment is becoming quite destructive. I was left
confused, by his actions and my emotions. And at that time, I didn’t have the
courage to talk, to speak up, and least of all, to confront him. I was afraid
that my assumption would be disproved and thrown straight to my face. I was
afraid of rejection.
I’ve let
time put everything into its proper places, I never did anything. I thought
that this would simply pass, that doing nothing could actually make everything
seem fine. But I was wrong. As each day passes, I just found myself longing
more and more of him and the times we shared together. All the affections, all
the attention, all of those seem to be just a dream I could never fall asleep
into again. The more I tried to hold on to those memories, the faster they slip
away through my fingers.
After a
series of talks, advices, frustrations, disappointments, and motivation from my
friends, I decided to confront him. Perhaps, it was the most difficult thing to
do: Confronting a person who doesn’t want to be confronted, asking for a talk
when avoiding the talk is what he’s been doing all along. Unanswered text
messages almost brought me to the verge of giving up, if it wasn’t for his
initiative.
So we
talked, and talked more for more than an hour. And when I thought that talking
is the way to settle things with him, it left me more confused than ever. Will
I still have to hold on or do I have to let go already? Time can tell, he says.
He left me with no choice but to say, “I can wait…but not forever.”