So apparently it's the end of Obama's first 100 days. 100 days...
Don't worry I swear the coming blog has nothing to do with politics.
So roughly 100 days ago was the Inaguration. That was Stephanie's birthday party and the day when I was happier then I'd ever been. I spent in sitting in a park with 4 kick ass people eating frosting, croissants and drinking Martinelli's. Still on a cloud from the night before.
It's been 100 days since the night he asked me to be his girlfriend. Maybe I brought it all on myself. I mean, a sophmore in highschool dating a freshmen in college...... The odds weren't necessarily stacked in our favor. We both knew it, we talked it over and thought we could make it despite everything. 100 days ago he said,
"Fuck it all, Amanda, will you go out with me? Or be my girlfriend? Or whatever it is you want us to be."
And I said,
"Yeah."
For the first two months of these 100 days I was happier than I'd ever been. He came down from college almost every weekend to see me and the time I spent with him was so amazing.
Yet at some point he began to have doubts, doubts he told everyone about but the most important person to tell... me. 2 months into these 100 days I got the phone call that would shatter my reality and bring to an end a nice chunk of my innocence.
The rest of these 100 days have been a blur. Only the most recent coming into focus. All the sorrow, anger, frustration and regret has gotten me to this strange place. It's new and foreign and something I've never experienced. I look at the person I was the start of these 100 days and I barely recognize her. I don't understand why she did all the things she did. How could she could be so close minded, naive and blind? I've lost friends, grown closer to people I'd never expect to and met entirely new ones.
I've finally realized that shit happens, you lose, you suffer and you have to savor each moment before it's gone. You have to fucking live life. My perspectives on close to everything have changed, as well as me. And I think it's all been for the better.
I feel in some sick way, that those words, "I don't think this is working out and we should just end it now instead of dragging it out any longer." were the best thing that ever happened to me.
100 days ago I sat on a table in a park drinking, Martinelli's and eating frosting straight from the can. I was afraid, afraid to live. I was under the influence of the opinions of those around me and all my inhibitions. Fastforward through said 100 days and you'll move through my version of hell but you'll come out to the other side and find me sitting here.
100 days later.
-me
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