Persephone36
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Re: Jeebus Crow, y'all!
Quint!!
Aw! I'm so glad that most of your experiences were good ones this weekend. Look just knowing that what you had translated into reality is a *huge* thing. You should feel happy for having had that.
But what you said here below...
...I just want to give you a big hug for. You're so young and you've got such maturity! Really -- I'm 37 and I'm facing the same issues. Perhaps they're just human -- but still looking life square in the face, being brave enough to, to is something amazing. So many people never get there. You're trying to do it now at what really is a young age. You just have my admiration and respect for that. It's taken me a lot of years to face the idea of really being independent -- not be utterly imobilized by it. And I'm still not there.
In any case -- I'm glad you have such good memories. And I'm even more glad to hear you say you're going to focus on where this has left you now. Facing what you have to deal with in the present. That all takes guts -- all the experiences that you had. The good and the unsettling. Hey even with the good -- when it's a LDR -- it *is* hard.
I'm sending you all my best wishes.
(Oh yes -- and I'm *dying* to hear the school teacher/student story...for personally selfish reasons, lol
So how much private begging will I have to do?)
P.
Quint!!

Aw! I'm so glad that most of your experiences were good ones this weekend. Look just knowing that what you had translated into reality is a *huge* thing. You should feel happy for having had that.
But what you said here below...
Quint said:So this weekend I've lost my lover, as T went back to his college at noon, and my best friend. All the responsibilities that I've neatly sidestepped for the past two-and-a-half years of being part of a couple are now crashing in on me. I need to go totally self-sufficient, and that's pretty scary. And I have to do it alone. I don't know when I'll be able to see T again; I doubt it will be before Winter Break.
And so there was a great deal of good...and then we got kicked out of the Garden. I'm still trying to dwell on the happy memories, and the rest I'm taking one step at a time. I do believe that it was worth it. And that's really all that matters.
...I just want to give you a big hug for. You're so young and you've got such maturity! Really -- I'm 37 and I'm facing the same issues. Perhaps they're just human -- but still looking life square in the face, being brave enough to, to is something amazing. So many people never get there. You're trying to do it now at what really is a young age. You just have my admiration and respect for that. It's taken me a lot of years to face the idea of really being independent -- not be utterly imobilized by it. And I'm still not there.
In any case -- I'm glad you have such good memories. And I'm even more glad to hear you say you're going to focus on where this has left you now. Facing what you have to deal with in the present. That all takes guts -- all the experiences that you had. The good and the unsettling. Hey even with the good -- when it's a LDR -- it *is* hard.
I'm sending you all my best wishes.
(Oh yes -- and I'm *dying* to hear the school teacher/student story...for personally selfish reasons, lol
P.
