
I thought I was doing okay and moving forward, but I'm actually not. I know it's been only less than 2 weeks since I wrote here; at first I felt determined to look strictly realistically at how things are and move on for real and it appeared as if I was, especially after speaking to a few friends face-to-face; but I can't make my mind stop getting the wrong thoughts...
I used to think of the guy in an all positive way with an attractive unreachable factor, but since the whole attempt to move on, the thoughts turned to all negative and that's messing me up... Even things like imagining him turn me down in many different ways; I'm sure he's most probably very happy with his life and partner of many years and I should be happy for him, I am glad he's happy, but it doesn't make anything easier...
There's more to this story of mine than I wrote initially:
During the past year I've accomplished quite a few things within my own goals and career dreams, and in every other aspect of those, there has been a thought of him as inspiration, or assistance, or ideas of how to do things in a better way.. in a way he has helped me a great deal without knowing and I wish I could tell him, because I believe people should know when they've done something nice for someone.. this case being very different, of course... so now he's a little part of a lot of the things I've done, both professionally and personal hobbies and choices... But since I started trying to get over him, many of those things lost their meaning in a way, I lost some excitement of a hobby I've taken up, which I had so much passion for and now it's just too difficult to pick it up... I find it hard to find meaning in some of the things when I take him out of the picture, in fact I still can't imagine that picture at all... And that picture is all my life, my everyday world, what I do, what I aim for and I don't have the luxury to start doing something else, not even bring an element of variety... It's like being a doctor and there's an element of the person you don't want to see in every patient that comes many times a day... So how do I do the exact same things I've been doing, but without the thought of what is a part of them?!
I'm having other trouble, too: for the past months since I've taken this interest in him, he's been a kind of a mental 'safe haven' for me: whenever something else was wrong, I think of him for comfort and distraction; for example when my parents come to stay together with me and sometimes they argue a lot early in the morning, thinking I'm asleep, I shield myself with thoughts of that man, I've done that before when I was younger with an imaginary person and it has always worked great for me, but there's something different about this one being real.. and now I am having a really hard time accepting the fact then I don't have my dreams anymore, it's like there's nowhere to hide all of a sudden...
A friend of mine is having a birthday party on Friday, it will be the first time I get a chance to go out in weeks, and I know I will have a good time while there, but I'm a bit scared of coming back home on my own! I don't like the way I need to walk from the station to my place in the dark, but more importantly, I don't like crying in public, especially on trains, I'm afraid when the party is over and I will have to travel home on my own for over an hour, I won't be able to not think about all the wrong things and that thought is bugging me right now...
I was so hoping I will be in a clearer state of mind by that event, but obviously a few weeks aren't nearly enough. I am afraid that I'm not getting better.
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