They keep you from falling down, don't you think that you need them now?

2007-08-20 1:23 p.m.

So, I'm 27 years old. I was 19 when I first started writing in this thing here, and I don't feel that my actions have changed a great deal. The time has come to grow up. I feel like I have to come to terms with committment - to a man, to a career path, to a city...

I love my boyfriend, but I panic at the idea of committment; and my non-career job gives me a sense that I can leave whenever I want and there is still a world of potential out there. I know that I can't go on like this forever, but committing to a course of action means letting go of all the potential... it means forgetting about all the things I might or could be, and focusing simply on what I am. I know this is what living in the real world is all about, but I am still enough of a dreamer to want to believe I could do anything, be anything, have anything.

My darling needs me, and I need him, and I could be happy spending the rest of my life with this man... the fact is, I was probably never gonna do anything with those couldas anyway. It's just hard... I don't want to close the door on all that could have been.

Life is about the choices you make. It's about time I make one that will stick.

Before After

© Blueshoe 1999-2005

 

Just now, I'm...

Living: Takasaki City, Gunma, Japan
Working: As an English teacher
Studying: Colloquial Japanese
Wearing: jeans, hoodie
Listening: Hedwig and the Angry Inch sountrack
Gigging: ??
Reading: 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra' by Freidrich Nietszche, Japan Lonely Planet, 'Maria Montessori: Her Life and Work' by E.M. Standing, 'The Godplayers' by Damien Broderick, 'Bloodcurdling Tales of Horror and the Macabre', HP Lovecraft
Consuming: mmmm, awesone boyfriend cooked dinner...
Feeling: happy