anyway: i don't know? a lot. but also not much. the last few months have been strange honestly. i don't think i've been quite in the entrepreneurial spirit.
i think i'm happier but also less happy, and more homesick but also less homesick? sometimes i'm worried about everything and sometimes i'm worried about nothing. sometimes i don't know what i'm feeling at all. it's annoying.
If people are taking me seriously as a doctor, they have bigger problems than the ones I'm diagnosing.
You're happier but less happy because you're noticing your emotions more often in general, and indulging the way that they swing more than just holding steady at a baseline in the middle ground. You're more homesick because home is something else that's important to you, so being around one important thing you do have reminds you of other important things you don't have — but you're less homesick because being with that one important thing feels like being at home.
You worry about everything because you've got something to worry about now, period, because you're invested in that someone in a way that you haven't been before. But when they're around it feels like you don't have to worry about anything, because you can do anything together and they make you happy, and there's no room for worry to get in around that.
And you don't know what you feel at all because at the root of all of these things is the fact that there's something new that's making you feel a lot, period.
Sure. I had a crush on a guy once and it was like I was miserable all the time but I didn't really want it to stop either.
Why do you think magazines spend so much time on articles trying to help people figure out their love questions? Being in love is hard and contradictory and even kind of stupid, really.
Maybe it'll make more sense if you don't think of it as a bunch of conflicting feelings all bursting out of nowhere at once. Try thinking about it like you've really only changed one thing, like putting on a pair of glasses, but now everything you're used to is a little different because it's all being filtered through that thing.
Or like an equation that used to be balanced, except that now every time you calculate something with it, you have to add on a "+1" at the end, and that's why the answer keeps coming out a little bit different than it used to.
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So what've you been up to lately? Thanks again for the help with the party, by the way, I think everybody had a ton of fun with it!
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i took a survey and it's true
anyway: i don't know? a lot. but also not much. the last few months have been strange honestly. i don't think i've been quite in the entrepreneurial spirit.
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Strange how? If it's okay to ask, I mean.
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i think i'm happier but also less happy, and more homesick but also less homesick? sometimes i'm worried about everything and sometimes i'm worried about nothing. sometimes i don't know what i'm feeling at all. it's annoying.
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Any chance it's one of the two?
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maybe.
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You're happier but less happy because you're noticing your emotions more often in general, and indulging the way that they swing more than just holding steady at a baseline in the middle ground. You're more homesick because home is something else that's important to you, so being around one important thing you do have reminds you of other important things you don't have — but you're less homesick because being with that one important thing feels like being at home.
You worry about everything because you've got something to worry about now, period, because you're invested in that someone in a way that you haven't been before. But when they're around it feels like you don't have to worry about anything, because you can do anything together and they make you happy, and there's no room for worry to get in around that.
And you don't know what you feel at all because at the root of all of these things is the fact that there's something new that's making you feel a lot, period.
Sounds like love to me.
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all of that is love?
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Why do you think magazines spend so much time on articles trying to help people figure out their love questions? Being in love is hard and contradictory and even kind of stupid, really.
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I guess that's what friends are for, to be a mirror like that.
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but it's normal, though? feeling all of those things at once.
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Maybe it'll make more sense if you don't think of it as a bunch of conflicting feelings all bursting out of nowhere at once. Try thinking about it like you've really only changed one thing, like putting on a pair of glasses, but now everything you're used to is a little different because it's all being filtered through that thing.
Or like an equation that used to be balanced, except that now every time you calculate something with it, you have to add on a "+1" at the end, and that's why the answer keeps coming out a little bit different than it used to.
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you're really wise. and not nearly as nosy as i expected. i don't know, i'm just really lucky to have you.
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How nosy did you expect me to be??
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we are both very strong people who never give up and always try their best
and we can both be very scary sometimes
so i think if anyone was going to be nosy i'd mind it least if it was you, because you seem like all the best parts of me, really
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Much less of anyone as great as you.
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I'm glad that's what you see in me.