Ah man
Hello again. Maybe I should keep a log here more consistently, not just when I feel the need to blog about my latest emotional breakdowns, but alas.
Speaking of breakdowns, I just had another one. Yes, yet another breakdown. Sucks doesn’t it? One thought leads to the next, and the next, and the next... and the next. Before you know it, you’re in a pool of your own tears and snot pouring your heart out to anyone who will listen.
I don’t do well when people leave, or even the perception of it. I never have, and I never will. I’ve started going to church of my own accord, and joined the base honor guard, but the challenges of neither of those pales in comparison to challenges of the heart. Whether it’s carrying caskets for a detail, or in this case, grieving because that one special person will soon no longer be someone you see consistently, the heart is a fragile thing, and it is very easily broken.
I’m not ready for her to leave. I don’t think I ever will be. In the 2.5 months I’ve been there, her beaming smile, her somewhat-awkwardly-yet-cute demeanor and mannerisms, and her love of life, have been the pinnacle of my life as of late; she’s been the highlight of the past few months.
Have I told her? Hahahahaha. What do you think?
Aaron, you’re an idiot.
And yet, you’re writing this instead of telling her how special she is to you. Why? Maybe it’s your history of falling too deeply for someone too quickly, despite usually discerning pretty quickly whether or not would be someone to whom you would give your heart. Maybe it’s thinking you don’t deserve happiness with all your flaws, believing that nobody would love you if they knew everything about you, flaws, mannerisms, what makes you tick, and so much more. Honestly, you’re scared, nay, terrified of her reaction. We’ve known each other for less than 3 months. Logically, that’s not long enough for really discern whether or not someone is a good fit in your life and in your heart. She may think you’re a weirdo (ok, a bigger weirdo) or she may think you’re a dork. She may think you’re feeling these feelings too quickly and too deeply. She’s very guarded, remember? You don’t want to slam her with something like that while she’s in the middle of a life transition. You don’t want her to put her life on hold just because you don’t want her to leave; you yourself believe that it wouldn’t be in her best interest to do it. You’re learning to believe that God put this in motion for a reason, and that maybe, just maybe, He’s paving the way for something beautiful to build between you two.
And yet...















