Once upon a time there lived a boy and a girl. Their paths did cross one drunken night in the throws of passion in her twin sized bed, and from there they decided to embark on the adventure of Love. In their quest, they went from friends to lovers and from lovers to friends (with benefits of course) in the matter of two years. The girl loved the boy as so many stories go, but alas her love was unrequited. And so began the slow dissolve into the end of their story and the beginning of another. This is a tale of breaking up, picking up the pieces, and moving on (well sort of). I’m just another girl writing her story and the stories of so many jaded women, trying to discover the true key to life’s mystery of finding love, keeping love, and hopefully getting over a broken heart.
The boy we shall name The White Knight, for he had rescued this damsel, or so she thought, from a horrible and dark lord named The Teacher. However as time went on and she grew to know the Knight, his flaws began to show through. The Knight was smart and kind, but had never really known true love. He was timid and shy and afraid of the monster that lurked ahead, that is commitment. He was selfish at times and thought he knew much more about the ways of the world than most. However to the damsel He was her friend and confidant. She loved him for his flaws, and like so many do, tried to attempt to change the Knight, thus causing a rift in their relationship.
Please forgive me for starting yet another blog about heart break and love. But trust me this is not your usual story. There will be no boundaries and everything is up for discussion. I am currently 3 months down the road of being single from the timid White Knight, however I keep revisiting old wounds and jumping into old beds. Perhaps it’s the length of his sword? How he slays me so? I am undone of course yet trying to move on, which is proving to be a very tricky task. This blog is a documentation of the progression, or in some cases regression of getting over a broken heart. Enjoy!
Until next time,
Just Another Girl
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