Morning Ritual
A Texas girl trying to navigate the rough waters of love, life and relationships.
As you all know, I am no longer in a conjugal relationship, and have not been for about a month. This makes my beloved spin class a wee bit hard. All that riding, up and down, hovering, sliding back in the seat, hanging low, is just a bit more banging around then I need, unless the gym is going to start passing out “C” batteries as I head out the door. On top of this, one of my spin instructors loves to play sexy music. So I am jumping up and down while listening to Brittany sing about being a slave. Add to this that it is the gym, some of those people have been working out for years, and it shows. So it is not like a bunch of fat people sweating. It is a lot of hot people sweating. It is going to be a hard couple of months.
I almost feel like I have graduate from College. All the pain and toil of school, to the eventual conclusion. That is what this is like. I managed to go all the way through an hour of therapy without crying. Not one single tear. To add to that, I don't have to go back for another two weeks, instead of every week. I guess I am starting to appear sane.
Mr. Brightside - Killers
If I couldn't sleep could you sleep
Seems like just yesterday
Everybody’s going out and having fun
Friday night - still broken hearted, still trying not to cry. How did I become this weak creature that can't seem to just move on. I have puzzled it out in my mind, but still in the dark all alone, I cry. All my friends say - his loss, you are better off, what where you thinking, but I can't make myself see him through their eyes. UGH! I go out to a concert, thinking that being around hippies and some friends will cheer me up. I mean all that positive, if not slightly stoned energy, should erase the worst of funks. Why suddenly do I just see couples?
She sits across from me a gentle smirk crosses her lips, “Well, I hope that the sex was worth it.” She whispers. Instantly my mind tumbles across hours between the sheets; touching, caressing and whispering to each other. Always with him it was fun and playful. I sigh, looking down at my hands, “Yes, it was worth it.” She looks amazed, rolling her eyes. I start to tell her, anything something to make her understand what I am feeling. She stops me. Why can’t I make her understand the depth of these feelings? I sigh again, I never made him see, so why would I expect her to see. This is my own, a private pain, one that must be dealt with and forgotten. Still I wonder, was it worth it to him.