"So, we kissed... and I thought we were going to be together forever... but we're not."

[arthoniel]

What do you do... what do you say to someone when you know that you're never going to see them again? How do you get through that one, final meeting? How do you cope with it, and still carry on with your life?

^Please don't answer that. It's not a rhetorical question.

On other, not depressing notes...

It got cold up here, and I disapprove. The worst is knowing that it's only gonna get worse, too. DX

WHY IS IT NOT FRIDAY YET I WANT IT TO BE NYAF/NYCC.

I love you all. So, so much. And I don't think I, or anyone, could ever say it enough. I love you. Please don't ever forget that.

This is a strange and confusing enough entry as it is... I'm gonna sleep now. Goodnight, flist~

Comments

[omgimsuchadork.livejournal.com]

Wait, rhetorical means we're not supposed to answer, so if it's not rhetorical, then we are, but you said not to but it's not rhetori-- *head explodes* WHAT DO.

(The short answer, without a personal story attached, is that you just man up and do it like an adult, and you'll figure out how to cope somehow.)

[arthoniel.livejournal.com]

Y-Yeah. I've kinda realized by now that thinking about it is just not gonna help. In the slightest.

And it was both, hon. It wasn't rhetorical. But I still didn't want a straight answer... I don't need to hear "you say X, Y and Z."

[blankoo.livejournal.com]

You'd know what to say when you get there. I feel that you'll never know unless you're there, in person, in reality, as opposed to trying to put yourself in the future to figure it out.

....SO YOU'LL COME VISIT ME AT NYCC RIGHT?

[arthoniel.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that... makes sense.

OF COURSE I'LL COME VISIT YOU!! How could I not? :D