rather than asking the common question: "what are we?" -- which so post-structuralism for due to its essential interest of knowing one's identity.
of course, clarity is nice. and yet, i might be not wanting more. i might be thinking about boundaries on this casualities; the comfortable facts that i'm okay having someone i can wait, support, and hangout around - simply put as closest significant person.
honestly, i feel like i didn't pour out what i really want right now. easily explained like this:
"if you don't text, i'm okay with it. if you text me, it makes me happy."
"if we don't meet, i'm fine still. if we meet, i'd cherish the moment."
yes, i enjoy the connection, somehow i think i act it cool - we both acting like a busiest person on earth. we met once every month i suppossed, and with classes incoming the moment might be increased frequently; with the fact he keep trying to get into the optional class he took, while i'm still not really sure if it's the best class for me since i used to took the class although in different subject (but, same exact lecturer, class outcomes).
i guess i like the genuine moments that happened within our interactions - they keep growing slowly, occasionally intense, but mostly stable. the pattern is become clearer, i stopped even thinking to become the player 2, since "i don't care, i just want to communicate my concerns at this particular time."
he start first fine, i start first if necessary also fine. i see him as a person that i don't what to put labels, just like some people i know that whether me or them reaching for each other, just simply talk some niches or any interests we had in common.
that way really fullfiling for me, and i can feel the fact that if i got fullfilled... turns out the world can get what i can give, and i can take what's belong to me.
i suppossed the answer to this question is: we're connecting, we're growing, and i'm glad - i'm becoming less afraid, i'm learning to ask help, i'm in the process of enjoying both connection and solitude.
i love this statement, thank God. this is beautiful :)