Scattered Friend Thoughts.
A real friend is sympathetic no matter what circumstances you are in. Whether it be a full-blown problem or just a teensy-weensy one, it’s all relative at the end of the day. “You will never know how it feels like to be in my position”, and so we could only imagine how it really feels like to be in their shoes.
Friends will never judge.
They will never tell you that your problems are too big, or too small. They will listen. Genuinely listen, and if you ever need to cry, they wouldn’t mind letting you cry on their favourite shirt if it means that you would feel a little better after releasing your tears of pain.
I cried about family problems, to my mochi ice-cream being freezer burned. (I’m sorry, I love my mochi way too much to let ice ruined it’s true perfection — so I cried in vain).
Friends would push, only if you’re ready to get up. They don’t make you feel more stressed than you have to be — they understand that you will push yourself when you are ready to do so.
Friends are those that interrogate, not for gossip, but because they care. Even the slightest possibility of a friend being in a state less than ‘happy’ would render them cautious and observant to what you have to say. They would always give advices from their experiences, but they would never force you to see it through their lens. “Do whatever you feel is right” — and they really do mean that, because they trust that your reasoning and emotions will lead you to a decision that you will learn from.
It is known that humans cannot live without the ideal of human ‘touch’. It is important that we make personal and physical contacts at least once a day. Without it, we go numb and delirious.
I’m glad I have two very good friends.
Sometimes, I miss that ‘touch’. Someone that genuinely cares for me and would caress and embrace me not for lust but love. For in that moment, it is forever engrained in my mind. But lust — slips away like shifting sand.
My ex was somebody that I could confide in always. He always listened, held and supported me. He genuinely cared for me. But I couldn’t do the same for him. And that’s why we’re where we are right now. In two very different worlds.
Just longing for… I don’t know what.
Even now, I have a lump in my throat. I want to tear, but somehow my eyes are dried and I can’t express what I truly feel. What’s wrong with crying? At least I knew I felt passionately about something, at least I knew I wasn’t stone cold, at least I knew I was human.
Contentment, do you remember how it feels like?