Monday, July 23
The Beginning of....Something
Sunday, July 15
It's Not Done
They had know each other for years, and they had been in love for what felt like an eternity. Since before they were born even. A special bond formed in the womb, or something along those terribly cliche lines.
Most days she hated herself for loving him. Most days she just wanted to hate him. That, however, was beyond impossible. He could have done any number of terrible, horrifying, sick and twisted things to her and she would still love him all the same. Now, don't be afraid for her sanity. It's not like that. They were both this madly in love. She could have castrated him and bled him dry and he would still have loved her all the same. It was just the way things worked with them.
They had an intensity that not even the fires and depths of hell could challenge. The fire, baby, it'll burn us both. If one of them were to fall, they'd both fall. If they lost touch with each other they seemed to lose touch with their very being. It was like an electrical current that flowed between the two of them every time they touched. If they were too far apart for far too long the flow of electricity would stop and they would cease to function independently of one another. However, leave them together for too long and the flow of the electric current would grow to dangerous levels and they would burn. Finding the perfect balance proved difficult.
They could get lost in each other for days on end, or longer. They'd already been lost for months. When the going got too tough the tough got going, which in this case, meant that she ran away. The intensity scared her. She wondered if she could forget him. His smile, his smell, the arch of his back. But it was a futile effort.
It was useless. Every memory stuck to the fly-paper-ish inerds of her mind. A sticky solution retaining each struggling thought. It was like trying to pry apart the worlds strongest magnets. It just couldn't be done.
Thursday, July 12
I've Been Denied All The Best, Ultrasex...
Little boys with their
little
pricks. All manner of
unabridged
hardcore
unimaginably erotic
pornographic material
is on display at your local
super market.
Magazines and videos tapes,
tits, dicks, and twats.
An oversexed nation becoming
over stimulated
by all the readily available
sexual content.
Gasp, moan, scream and shriek.
Let out all the emotion that has
nowhere else to go.
Take advantage of the
taken-advantage-of.
Oversexed
Ultrasexed
and all maxed out.
Tired and tiresome,
sex is an
over rated
unappreciated
commodity in our world.
So go ahead and
take advantage of the
taken-advantage-of.
Enjoy
while it lasts.
Wednesday, July 11
Sometimes I Wonder...
Tuesday, July 10
Useless Ramblings
Direction is something I think about extensively. The direction of my life, The direction of my thoughts, The direction of my hopes and dreams and wishes, The directions my actions take me in. I try to go in a meaningful, useful direction. But I can't help feeling completely useless at times. I can't help feeling like nothing I do matters. Like it won't change a thing. I want to change things and to make them better. But I end up ruining everything. I want to help the occasional hobo. I want to take in an orphan. I want to save a shelter dog. I want to donate all my money to some charity that no ones ever heard of. I want to do something useful.
Monday, July 9
Dear Diary
I am sad tonight. I wonder what happened to those girls -- The ones who didn't talk to me. The ones who pushed past me. The ones who never saw me, but who I studied wondering how they got there. How did they get so cool? How did they decided one day that heavy black eyeliner was the way to go? I was fascinated with the ones who knew how to fray a perfect pair of jeans; who knew how to French-kiss when I hadn't yet held a hand. I studied them because they knew how to make someone look at them. They knew how to draw attention.
I also studied the Pure Girls. The Pure Girls only looked pure, but actually wanted to lose as much innocence as possible on a Wednesday afternoon between the bus ride home and curfew. They were the ones who looked good smoking a cigarette, and who hated doing homework.
I thought the more you knew the sexier you were. How mislead I was. How non of that helped that first, terrible year of high school, when I had no idea who I was or who these people were, and they didn't give a fuck about who I was. I was in a small town with people who had known each other for years and I was on the outside looking in.
You miss every school you ever went to. Even when you hated those schools so much you'd cry yourself to sleep every single night. The sound of the school bus will forever make your stomach drop. The smell of pencil shavings brings a lump to your throat.
Maybe next time you'll be popular. Maybe people will think you're pretty, or that you have the coolest clothes. Maybe they will love you immediately and take you right in. Or maybe they will hate you and make you sit at the outcast table again. Maybe they'll have other boys pretend to like you and ask you out. And they'll wait until you say yes and then all start laughing at you in the cafeteria. Even the lunch lady will laugh because there is no way a boy was really asking you out and she has a sad, lonely life and her only entertainment is watching children be horrible to each other.
Later you think, look at it this way: At least it's made you this funny, friendly person. I'm the life of every party now. They just don't know I'm scared that they all secretly hate me.
My life so far isn't going to make much of a movie. That's something I've thought a lot about lately. If my life were a movie, how would I want it to end? Does someone swoop in and carry me off into the sunset? Does anyone have to? Can't I be the swooper? Why do I have to wait to be chosen?
I hate that I feel this way. I hate breaking down, shutting down, just because there's noboy around to keep me up. When will I be good enough to be chosen? When do I get to choose? And why does everyone go away?
See, she wasn't the closest friend of mine lately, just a girl in my social circle. Now she was someone who had moved up on the social ladder of life, while I was still a few rungs down below. Someone was in love. Another person. Someone who was not me.
The hum in my head turned into a murmur. Then it sizzled into a loud, vibrating buzz.
I hated the feeling of dread weighing down my arms.That heaviness making my stomach feel so empty. I hated it because I never expected to feel it. I didn't think I was that kind of girl.
I'm not the kind of girl who defines her personal status or self-worth by the length and quality of her relationships. Or, at least, that's what I thought about myself before I picked up the phone to hear her good news. Then I was flooded with jealousy of another person getting picked first. It wasn't that I needed a lover to prove I was worth something. I just hated being second. Or last. God, don't let me be last! The Spinster, The Old Maid, Auntie Em with the cats! I don't have to be next, but pleasepleaseplease don't let me be last!
I feel silly for getting this upset. When will I actually be as strong as I give myself credit for? When will I feel as independent as I act? When will it be my turn?
See, I just want it to be OK for me to feel this way...
love always
Emily
Sunday, July 8
Life styles
Age zero: You wake up. You're cold, wet,
and crying. You almost feel like
dieing.
Age one: You wake up. You're warm, wet,
and crying. You almost feel like
flying.
Age two: You wake up. You fall for the first
time. You hear your first wind
chime.
Age three: You wake up. You're off to
preschool years. The loud classroom hurts
your ears.
Age four: You wake up. You can dress
yourself up. You use the big-kid drinking
cup.
Age five: You wake up. You're off to Kindergarten
now. You want to read books but you still
don't know how.
Age six: You wake up. You can read books for
yourself. You can even reach a high
shelf.
Age seven: You wake up. You kiss your first
boy. You get mad 'cause all he does is steal your
toy.
Age eight: You wake up. You can write cursive
now. You go on a diet because a boy calls you
a cow.
Age nine: You wake up. You read ten chapter
books. All the adults start to give you weird
looks.
Age ten: You wake up. Almost done with grade
school. You wear the clothes that people say are
"cool".
Age eleven: You wake up. Middle School has finally
come. Kids laugh at you, leaving you feeling
numb.
Age twelve: You wake up. You're crying
everyday. You want to leave but your parents
make you stay.
Age thirteen: You wake up. You're at a new school
this year. When kids laugh at you, you pretend you
can not hear.
Age fourteen: You wake up. High School is so much
better. However, all your grades are down a
letter.
Age fifteen: You wake up. You are the youngest,
no more. You try to be pretty but they call you
"whore".
Age sixteen: You wake up. You do not know what's
so sweet. With your head down, you just watch your
feet.
Age seventeen: You wake up. You have confidence at
last. But a boy breaks you heart just like in the
past.
Age eighteen: You wake up. You face a new
world. You amazed at how your life
whirled.
Friday, July 6
Nudity
Nudity. [noun] The state or fact of being nude. Nakedness.
This probably isn't going to be a very revealing fact about me, but I love nudity. I love to be naked and I love the nude human form. What I don't understand is why nudity makes so many people uncomfortable. Now, I'm not saying I'm a nudist. I don't run around naked. I'm not a voyeur. But I do love to be naked. I rarely wear anything to bed at night, I don't really see the point. I laze around my house naked when no ones around. I mean, you came into the world naked. I think you should love your birthday suit. After all, it's the most fashionable thing any of us own. Embrace your epidermis! It's beautiful!
Thursday, July 5
Just For You
Instructions:
1) List things that you want to say to people, but never will.
2) Don't say who they are.
3) Never discuss it again
1] I know I broke your heart and I'm sorry. However, for the 5 times that I've broken your heart, you've broken my heart 5 times more. And hate is a strong word, but I reallyreallyreally don't like you.
2] You are my best friend and I don't know where I would be without you. You save my life everyday and you probably don't even know it.
3] You make me laugh and you are always there for me. We have crazy conversations in my car and talk about boys and life and love and everything that really doesn't matter. We philosophize and generalize and try to out wit each other constantly. Sometimes we're complete opposites but I think that that's really why we work.
4] I know I've never met you, and I probably never will, but you're one of my best friends. I talk to you almost every day and we have infinite inside jokes. I'm your Twinkle and you're my Sith. We'll always be friends. [happy now?]
5]You are, above all, the most important person to me in the entire world. You've been there for me my entire life and I've been there for most of yours. You keep me safe, you make me laugh, you hold me when I cry. You're my back bone and my best friend.
6] I've always been in love with you, but I don't think you'll ever really love me back. And it hurts most of all because she doesn't deserve you.
Sunday, July 1
Best AIM Conversation I've ever had.
i want to be in love. because love is great. i love love. so if im not in love im not going to be in a relationship. lust is fun, but love is better. i'd rather just chill and cuddle and watch movies with someone i love than have sex all the time. cause i feel like sex defines WAY too many relationships when the insignificant silent moments are what reallyreally matter.