An August I can appreciate

Forget that some people may celebrate August 1 as National Girlfriend Day. It’s finally a month that’s not July, and I’ll take it. In fact, I’ll take eleven.

July was one of the longest months of my life maybe. I’ve never felt more like a crazy person, feeling normal sometimes and then realizing, “Oh, wait. The shape I thought my life had has been completely altered.”

I thought TBID and I loved each other. I thought maybe we had a future.

But we had Play-Doh.

It’s easy to get depressed about losing someone you love. It’s easy to wish that person had been fatally hit by a bus and devoured by vultures. You know, instead of choosing to live his life a few express stops away. Without you.

Memories of the good times duke it out with the red flag instances of dishonesty and selfishness. In the end, I feel knocked out.

Thanks again to everyone who’s been supportive of me.

Thanks, August, for kicking July to the curb.

Thanks, time, for healing all wounds. You may continue.

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2 Comments

  1. Mary says:

    Hi Amanda,
    I’ve read your blog for over a year now (and even started from the beginning) and I wanted to tell you how much I enjoy it and look forward to new posts. I’m sorry about what happened with TBYD but you seem like such a strong person; as cliche as it is, I really think you’ll come out of this stronger and with some more excellent writing under your belt. Keep up the good work and hang in there!
    Mary

  2. Amanda says:

    Mary, thanks for taking the time to leave that comment. It made my day.

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