It would've been 1 year on this upcoming 30th. Tragic. But you know. Its been 2 months and I think I'm genuinely starting to get over it. I've had a few breakdowns here and there but nothing that developed into anything serious. I mean its a dead horse by now but there are definitely some days I still miss her, and I hope she feels the same. I made myself a playlist for those days. By the middle I'm driven to tears, but by then end I feel so much more relieved.
This pressure valve is amazing for me. I've felt so horribly lonely the past two months. I've been so manic, but I'm starting to stabilize. I kind of wish I wasn't making such a big deal of it, but I feel like a cokehead forced to go through rehab. I don't crave Rachel specifically anymore, I just long for the bond we had. I'm excited that she seems to have finally broken through her shell and begun to make friends at school. I just wish I was there more to be a part of it.
In other news, despite my best efforts, my attempt at setting Gerard up with a respectable girl seems to be failing miserably. The friend of one of my old Middlesex friends, Vanessa is pretty cool and I spent a good two days building up Gerard in her eyes only for him to muck it up royally. He always seemed to crave the kind of bond Rachel and I had, and when I was poised to deliver just that to him, he didn't step up to the plate. Which is to say he only halfway swung. Due to complications with another girl he will probably not end up dating her, which is tragic, because I definitely could see them having serious potential. I mean it was kind of presumptuous of me to assume he wanted a relationship, but she seemed to be the answer to his loneliness, at least in my eyes. I guess I'm learning a lesson I should've learned long ago, back in the days of Emily. Both people in a relationship's love don't always (ever?) match up.
As for me? I'm just trying to find myself a companion to share some more insane adventures with, since I'm now inclined to drive to random places like Maine or Jersey at the drop of a hat.