No one would love me if they knew all the things I hide

February 17th, 2003 with 112 views

So yeah. I just got home from Greenbelt 3 and I really don’t know what I’m feeling right now. A little bit sad, I guess, but mostly I feel…numb. I dunno. I think I should do myself (and perhaps the rest of you) a really huge favor by forgetting about him. I mean, he’s a great guy but it’s useless. He feels nothing for me and even if he does, it wouldn’t mean much since he’s so far away. Oh well. I gave him the CD and felt like an idiot, but I didn’t really care about appearances anymore. I probably won’t see him again. So as far as I’m concerned, this part of my life is over.

Don’t get me wrong; I didn’t have a lousy time or anything. I enjoyed myself when I wasn’t thinking. I didn’t get to meet Aubrey cos I left after she arrived, which is a bummer. But I did meet up with Lui and she’s really cool. She reminds me a lot of my classmates in Spanish class back during the days when I was trying hard to be trilingual. I mean even if they’re in their twenties and all, I can still hang out with them without feeling out of place. Except when they start talking about work, of course. STill, even if they did talk about stuff I didn’t really know about, I could still listen to them and not get bored at all. Now that I remember those times, I kind of miss them. I should give them a call sometime. I dunno..I still find it strange how I feel more comfortable hanging out with people in their late teens or early twenties than people my age. I suppose that’s why I hardly get along with anyone in school.

Lui said something about how I’m like a really good writer. It’s like I don’t sound like I’m sixteen or something. Which kind of got me thinking…what exactly does the average sixteen year old girl think about or talk about? Boys? Parties? Makeup? I do my fair share of that, and I suppose I can be very self-absorbed like most girls my age. But I guess I just think of more stuff than they do and take them very seriously. Like at music class today, my music teacher (whom I think is an asshole) started talking about the end of the world. I can’t stand hearing about shit like that so I asked if I could leave the room. And he let me. A lot of people were giving me questioning looks as I made my way to the door, which I tried to ignore. When they asked me why I wanted to leave, I was like, “I just don’t like hearing about stuff like that. It depresses me.” Even though nobody said anything, I could tell they all thought I was weird or something. But I actually feel the same about them. How can they hear about the end of the world and not feel depressed about it?

I guess another reason why I’m feeling kind of sad and disappointed is now that I’m not “in love” (infatuated?), I don’t really have anything to look forward to at the moment. Except maybe graduation day. But it’s more than a month away from now and before that I still have to survive my finals, and do countless other projects. Not to mention a math quiz tomorrow. So there’s nothing really to look forward to, not in a long time anyway.

I need to go escape reality while I still can.



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4 Responses to “No one would love me if they knew all the things I hide”

  1. BLOGGED ---at the-protagonist.net on February 17, 2003 04:47 pm

    [...] the days when I was trying hard to be trilingual.[read more?] lauryn @ 05:45 am [...]

  2. Kathleen on February 18, 2003 12:06 am

    you are a good writer. i’ve read your journal entries and what you put into them is both thoughtful and honest. have you considered majoring in literature or writing in college?

  3. Connie on February 18, 2003 12:11 am

    Hey Lauryn, I think that a lot of people are very mature at a very young age. You can´t say how old someone is from someones writing. That´s impossible. Because people may appear older when in reality they are young. I bet he meant that you appear very mature. Very reflected. That you think a lot about things. That´s a huge compliment. I never really click with people my age either.
    I am sure there are things to look forward to. You just have to look for them. Maybe it´s the small things right now. Like the next weekend ;-) or shopping or something. :-D Maybe you ordered an excellent book you are looking forward to… *HUGS*

  4. Jason (Jubblegum) on February 18, 2003 05:03 am

    I’m sorry to hear about “him”, Lauryn. Maybe you were meant for someone else…like me! ^_^ All joking aside, I am really sorry and I know you will overcome this. And you are a great writer. I will be the first one to buy your published writings.

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