This would be the first day that I would go through, without having my best friend in my life to cheer me up and on.
As I entered my workplace, I was greeted by many who noticed straight away that something was up. My boss took me into her office and tried to comfort me. I spent 40 minutes crying, talking, reflecting, and focusing on what I had to do for the day and how I would get through it.
I got visits from various co-workers who became awkward when trying to comfort me. I don't like people in my space and took great comfort in them being confused as to how they could cheer me up without touching me. I felt like Temple Grandin who needed a squeeze machine in order to calm my nerves down.
The outpour of support came throughout the day; from visits, to phone calls, to text messages, and emails. And all this to say, this wasn't the support that I wanted. These weren't the people that I wanted to hear from. My aunt and uncle who held me closely, weren't the ones that I wanted to cling to.
I never thought that I'd be able to become so attached to someone. I never thought that I could be so affected by someone, and as I sat there in the hotel room, listening to him respond to my questions, all I thought was, "I am losing my best friend".
I felt like I was hit in the gut, though I knew that this was one of the potential outcomes. I gave no ultimatums, but I showed that I was ready to make that step towards making a stronger "us". The sad part is, I don't hate him. He isn't a jerk. He's just a really sad person who is not at a good place in his life.
He loves me and I
So here I begin, my journey on refocusing/restructuring/rebuilding my life.
It sucks-
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