"On the morning when I woke up without you for the first time, I felt free and I felt lonely and I felt scared. And I began to talk to myself almost immediately, not being used to being the only person there, in the room."
Stunningly simple lyrics. I enjoy them immensly.
My sister was talking to this kid for the past little while.
She told me that he was so cool because they were into all the same stuff. I must admit, the theories that my sister bounces off of me from time to time are a bit insane. I've failed many times to wrap my brain around such intricate philosophies of life and forestry and wholism, but then, it was never my bag. I like to dumb it down. See the forest for the trees, not the trees for their spectacular auora.
Anyway, Stinky wouldn't date him for a lot of reasons that she listed off to me in the car on the way to drop me off at the bus terminal. She summed it up with,
"He told me that he doesn't want to talk to me anymore because I won't date him."
Sometimes Chelsea is quite skilled at hitting my stupid button and when she's on, she hits it with the weight of a bag of two thousand pounds of concrete bricks.
"What are you talking about Chelsea, that's not selfish."
"Yes it is. He's not letting me have a friendship with him."
"You think its fair to him to continue seeing you when all its doing is hurting him? Thats not being selfish, that's him removing himself from a situation that will do him nothing but harm."
"I guess, but I still think its selfish."
"Well, you would."
Two days after that conversation took place, he added me to his face book.
I don't generally enjoy talking to my sister's friends.
They tend to be selfcentered little snots who do nothing but drink and belittle eachother. A lot of her friends have unhealthy relationships with a lot of different people and I find it hard to believe that they can all call eachother friends when they all seem to cause nothing but drama for eachother. But whatever, they're not my friends for a reason.
I ended up talking to this Andrew fellow on Wednesday night.
I was overly hesitant. Usually when males message me (when they're dating, or trying to date my sister), its to hear about how to impress her and believe it or not, talking about my sister isn't exactly the most thrilling type of conversation for me.
But he was cool and by midnight that evening, he had told Chelsea that he didn't want to talk to her again and so I was put in an awkward situation because I genuinely like the kid, but know that my sister will blame the downfall of their relationship solely on me. Because that's what Chelsea does. I'm her older, evil sister.
This kid is an excellent soul.
I'm dumbfounded that my sister would throw away such an opportunity to be with someone so kind and comforting, but then Chelsea always has been rather bad at dating the right type of guy and I know that if they would have dated, it only would have lasted a month; he's too nice.
But I like him and sometimes I wonder if its alright for me to like someone my sister had her claws in first, but I've gotten to a point in my life where I don't care anymore. I just need to be able to get over the fact that he's nineteen and I need to meet him and of course, both factors are almost nearly impossible.
Chelsea did elaborate on the reasons as to why she couldn't date him and at the time, I could only accept them because this Andrew wasn't tangible. But now that I know him, these reasons seem so ridiculous and unfounded that it makes me think my sister is a vain little bitch, but then she always really has been.
It seems that I am collecting an interesting group of friends for when I return to Niagara and after hearing that it is more than possible that I will be hired at the casino to make pastry for seventeen dollars an hour, life seems so much more liveable.