He fidgets when he talks to me. Like he has a million other things to do, and I am just a check-mark on his list.
I stare into eyes. When I speak I want you to know that my heart is in your hands and that this moment could mean something to us. I guess that means the ball is in your court, and for that I'm sorry.
She's thin. She eats whatever she wants, whenever she wants because she can. It's a genetic trait that gives her an advantage over us- over me.
I'm fat, and not because I don't deny myself the unhealthy things. I'm stoic in that sense. It's because my body stores interactions in the most unsightly of fashions. Her rejection of me hides my six-pack. My broken heart is a double chin.
Hey's gay, in the sense that he likes men. He's laying unhappily on that bench and I get the feeling that somehow this is my fault, as if I gave cause to his obsession.
I'm straight and not because I'm not unhappy. I spend my hours reconciling who I am with who I want to be. I have a feeling I'm missing something and for that, I cried vodka last night.
i love this.
ReplyDeleteespecially this part:
I spend my hours reconciling who I am
with who I want to be.
i love how you described some people in one word and somehow that one word went on to mean something completely different and sad.