there is a
legend about moonstone. if you buy someone moonstone then you will love them forever, whether you want to or not. i was bought a
moonstone ring on the first day of a roadtrip through the
kootnays and the
rockies.
on the second-to-last day, i was asked how i felt about "taking a break"
the moonstone was doing its thing, but somehow, being with a girl who doesn't express how she feels, ever, is emotionally draining.
i peaked at his journal. he had peaked at mine. he probably knows that for the few months i was still in love with someone else.
that someone else, whom i haven't seen in over a year, still haunts my thoughts.
we're not taking a break. but i am not what he wants. he can see marrying me, having his kids, being in love with, but i am not what he wants. i don't have as much joy as i should. i am a psychic vampire, not a blood source.
i am no fun.
sulphur-scented hot springs turned the sterling silver ring a bright blue. very pretty.
i could of sworn he knew i was a wreck when we began seeing more of each other.
i don't ever cry. he made me cry in lake louise, after filling me with expensive wine and fondue, lying on an expensive hotel room bed, next to a window with a view of all of nature's majesty staring you in the face.
what am i doing?