Slowly I begin to feel better. Like the longer I spend away from Evan the more of my self I begin to remember. And the more other people appreciate me the more of my self I begin to remember loving. But it is a slow process. It hurts less every time my heart rebreaks, but the pain seems to persist longer and my frustration towards it grows exponentially.
I want to be happy. I want to drown myself in new experiences and late nights spent enjoying good company. I took the ink blot test online and it said that my subconscious is curious. Nothing sounds more accurate to me right now. I want to live deeply and learn not to fear, but more than that I just want to forget the pain by distracting myself.
I had a conversation with a fellow the other day. My instinct was to not talk to him, since I figured he was too cool for me and wouldnt like me. I chatted with him before lunch and then he sat with me during lunch and we chatted for a long while more. He thinks C.S. Lewis is a good writer! I think he restored a little of my faith in humanity.
In other news, I have seen very many interesting looking fellows wandering about. It has been so long since I have noticed guys, and even longer since I allowed myself to admire them from afar. For some reason, the idea of actually having a crush on a guy again scares me. I remember when it was just another part of life. I always had my little eye on some fellow or other. I think also now that I have that first kiss out of the way I feel so much more ready to try to pursue boys than I did before I began dating Evan. It also does something for your confidence when you start an orgy. I just don't really want to pursue guys yet, or maybe I just don't know enough people to have found a guy that I really want to pursue yet.
I thrive, methinks, on attention. The best thing to do, if one constantly needs attention, is to create a wide stretching network of friends and from there a conglomerate of fans. I have done it before and I can do it again. I am just not very sure I want to put that extent of work into something that must necesarrily dissolve in a few years. But, I think it is worth it. Yes. It can be done.
I must join this creative writing club thing as well. I must meet more people. I am realizing more and more that I only know a small fraction of the general populus here at Cornell. How does one go up to people they do not know? The easiest way of course is to start with people you know and then meet their friends and their friends etc. It might take me a while, and I will suffer many painful defeats, but there are a few fine fish in particular I would definitely like to meet promptly.
My head really hurts now. Probably partly due to the fact I banged it against a wall. Yeah. Ouch. It was one of those clever little stress relieving kits. You know the piece of paper on the wall that has a circle that says "Bang head here". It helped the stress mostly due to the massive amount of belly laughter and giggles that followed shortly after. I would not recommend it, regardless.