It has been said that when a man is in love and has his heart broken he runs away in search of the woman he will love second most. Does this ring true? Does it even make a difference. How many times can one person try to be happy with another before they realize that it just probably isn't meant to be. I am entirely too complicated or internally confused to even speak another's name in any kind of breath of faith. I sit alone. I see couples walk by. I feel spite, envy, jealousy, and many other contradicting feelings. Although while I am alone I feel free. I feel a joy that is inexplicable. Contentness? Perhaps. Feelings are not tangible. They are not something that can be forgotten. They can be mass produced or enduced by a lack of self restraint. True feeling is something that is never forgotten. There have been a few girls that I have thought that I felt very strongly about, but how many of them do I actually remember? Will I remember the last or will it be forgotten and swept under the rug? Will I feel pain and move on to the third love of my life? My first is obvious to anyone who really knows me or to anyone who even knows me a little. Even though that relationship was fucked up for the majority of the time, I loved that entirely too much.
I will remain single for the rest of my life. Masterbation exists for people like myself. I will never feel true love again, therefore I am indifferent. I will never feel the passion or the compulsion to treat someone as if they were myself. I believe that is what it would take. Treating another as if they were you. I do mistreat myself at times, but I always redeem myself. I do not hold grudges against myself. Actually, I guess I do. I regret quitting baseball. Not so much the second time, just the first time. Wasted talent. A textbook story. I have never forgiven myself for taking away my one true love. The passion and enjoyment I got from the game was irreplaceable. Along with the help of others and my own personality "flaws" I pushed myself away from the greatest thing that ever happened to me.
If I could love another person as much as I loved baseball I would make someone the happiest person alive. I am not sad though. I am proactive. My second love is that of my friends. Quite possibly my first. I did not want to move away my first year in college because I was a grade higher than all of my good friends. I loved them as much or more than the game. The times I have spent with them are stronger in my mind than those of my accomplishments on the field. They make me who I am.
Time will tell what is in store for me. Of course I want to share myself with another person, I just don't think that person will enter my life for a long time. I am alive and healthy. I am attractive and funny. I am just not fit to use the tools I have to be attached to another in a relationship.