A very good point.
It was, still is, hard to accept that they’re irrelevant.
That something that was good and sweet is just dust. (or that it wasn’t good and sweet)
But I guess that’s the game.
I’ll figure things out in time, or I won’t.
And I’ll heal and move on.
And yeah… I’m still in love with women I knew years and years and years ago, so I know that I’ll always hold a space in my heart for these two wonderful gals.
Also a very good point.
Chances are things just didn’t work out, we all tried, we all had issues, and yeah, I did work on mine, and I still fucked up.
But I’m richer for having experienced this.
And neither Caro nor nevermore are bad people.
“sometimes the light’s all shining on me
other times I can barely see
lately it occurs to me
what a loooooong strange trip it’s been.”
I’ll never really stop loving either of them, or wanting to be with them… but I suppose that’ll lose its edge in time.
Just a damn shame all around, time to move on.
Let me make another comment about polyamory and how it suits people for purely selfish reasons. I say this because it is kind-of-sort-of happening in my own life.
I am dating a really great guy, but I know in my heart that he isn’t “the one.” He is not someone I want to settle down with, but I care about him and enjoy his company and friendship. However, all along I have made it clear to him that is was not exclusive and that we are both free to date anyone else we please.
Anyway, recently I have met a couple of guys who I would like to see too. Now, while he was initially cool with the non-exclusivity thing, now that I am actually going to be seeing someone else too, he has made it clear that he is NOT cool with that… and he is totally justified. You see, he really does like me (as in, he feels more strongly for me that I feel for him), and if I felt that way about someone, I wouldn’t want them screwing other people either.
So for me, I was all about being able to date several people simutaneously… for selfish reasons. But the moment I fall in love and decide he is “the one,” all other dating will cease.
Yeah polyamory can be fun, but it can also be really hurtful and painful once love develops…