At 1:58am as I was going over all the crazy things that happened this year - the cruelness and the magic, how they perfectly blended into one insane year, I find it impossible to write everything in detail, all I can ever do is recall feelings, and those things are difficult to impart. I will try.
On finding Love
I started this year as a mad Maria Clara, writing for a boy
that doesn’t even count anymore, or so I thought. I’m giving him all the
kindness I could’ve given him at the start of this year. But then again, I
don’t regret anything. Maybe, he's not worth it or the other way around.
Nonetheless, whatever he felt, I just wished I could’ve told him that he matter. When I write about people they really matter, whatever the context they're may be in.
I brought that up because, people told me that this was a good year to find love. I was
excited enough to prove it, though how badly desperate it sounded. Whenever I
tell my closest friends about my sexuality, the most common thing they say to
me is to get a boyfriend to test it. As if, getting into a relationship is an
answer and as if, I still don't know what my preference is.
I believe in the genuineness of love so much, that it
bothers me how could people easily fall prey to the surfaces. Where is substance and rawness? The love that is with conversations, the randomness of the things you do out of love even without noticing it. You see, I'm not a fan of formality. I
want connection more than the cheese. When they told me about getting love (or shall we say, getting into a romantic relationship) this
year, I've always looked for it in the obvious places. But, love this year took a different
form, it wasn't through a romantic relationship. It was in my grit, my dreams, and new friendships
I never knew will exist. I've felt it because pain didn't matter.












