I hate being right about some people.
Yesterday, I was already saying that I was dreading what I would be told about the piece of news that broke my heart. And I was right.
I was told, in order:
- It happens.
- That's life.
- You had to be expecting it.
- That's not your family, so don't be sad (read: you're not allowed to be sad).
Oh, I knew...
I knew that unless I blew a fuse and ended it all, that day would happen.
And why would I be sad?
In order:
- He's been the most important person in my life - for 3/4 of said life (and I don't remember much about life before him).
- One thing leading to another, if it weren't for him:
* I wouldn't be the person I am today
* I wouldn't be a teacher
* I wouldn't be a writer
* there are so many things that I'd never have discovered
I know there's nothing I can do.
I know I'm not a relative.
I am sad.
I am sadder than I've ever been.
It's not an act; it's a fact.
I can't decide if I'm dealing with people who have 'Stiff upper lip in all situations' imprinted in their DNA or if they enjoy adding to my sadness - and I don't care. I'd like a hug and a dose of empathy for a change.
2 comments:
(((hugs))) and much loves, ends are horrid and you are allowed to grieve, life is not out to get you, it just feels like it!
its doesnt matter what the 'relationship' is you are allowed to be upset.
(((hugs)))
*glomp*
Thank you, dearest.
Thanks for the hugs and for your kindness.
My own mother never understood my feelings, and she's been quite cold (then again, she's the one who criticizes a cousin for almost howling when she lost her step-father).
I can't help it. I miss him, and I'm sad...
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