He laid it all out on the table, all right. Pure and simple.
“I’m not trying to be mean but you were drunk and I did what I had to to get home. That’s all. I’m sorry if you feel there’s something else but there isn’t.”
I am indescribably disappointed in myself.
I feel like I threw aside so much in such a little amount of time for this prospect that apparently was only in my head.
There were no perfect moments, no mixed signals, no subtle hints at interest.
There was nothing.
There was just me, a sad, pathetic little girl with terrible timing looking for love in all the wrong places.
The MINUTE he does something that I mistake for affection, I am off and running to set myself up for heartbreak.
For the longest week of my life, I fell head over heels for someone who I saw amazing things in. I failed to see the flaws in him.
Possibly the worst part of it all is that he tried to warn me.
He really tried to warn me.
I didn’t listen.
I didn’t listen and now my pride is in the gutter, and I am embarrassed and angry and shocked that I blindly brought this upon myself.
And it feels ridiculous to cry over someone who, in the long term, will be a completely insignificant fling. I tell myself that I refuse to do it… but I am doing it anyway, and it only serves as a reminder of how foolish I can be. Still, even after all these years.
What the fuck is wrong with me.
I never want Nova’s heart to break. I know it is going to though, because things just happen sometimes. I just want her to know herself, and always look inside herself for the love that she needs, and look to the people who will love her unconditionally, the friends she will make permanent bonds with, me, her father. I want her to always try her best, so that when her heart does break, she will not have to deal with the realization that it was really her own fault.