When you are more than friends and less than lovers, could you still consider your friend a friend?
What happened to that special friendship?
Their story was short lived, impartially cut, just like any other.
Their story was short lived, impartially cut, just like any other.
Despite all that had happened between them, he knew she had longed to put things back to where it was supposed to be; as a friend, a shoulder to lean on, a friend to cry on. She missed their good-friend days when they could just talk sensibly about just anything. But every time she tried to win him back, he responded as a lover. For this guy, her weakness was his weakness.
She was very sorry she failed as a friend and she had clearly understood why she will never be. Pragmatically, she was the wrong person to shed light to his sullied mind for she had fallen and fancied him so much she had already given herself to him to consume like charity to a disaster.
She tried to understand his ways, tried to accept the thoughts that mattered to him for she wanted to know him deeper. But I guess he refused. Was he desperate? She never knew. She had always craved to hear his side that she had never heard, to know his pains that she had seen in his eyes; a possible heartache, failure or defeat, that his disturbance brought her wondering something must have gotten wrong.
But he had seen into her eyes an emotional being, naked of any defense. Her vulnerability was temptingly his to take, to abuse and mis-use. This might have scared him away that before anything can go further beyond their control, before everything goes wrong from a wrongfully deteriorating integrity, they parted.
She attempted hibernation and sadly, most hurt.
Maybe she was an inconvenience; she only offered temporary relief but conceivably long term injury to both of them, knowing that she was just another girl among the girls of his time.
Maybe she was an inconvenience; she only offered temporary relief but conceivably long term injury to both of them, knowing that she was just another girl among the girls of his time.
She wished it was as easy as to click the unlike button days after you have liked it.
She wished to block him off her mind the way you block an annoying friend, but she couldn’t, because this friend wasn’t just a number in the friend-list of her facebook account.
She wished to block him off her mind the way you block an annoying friend, but she couldn’t, because this friend wasn’t just a number in the friend-list of her facebook account.
To her, he was real… a friend listed in her heart, till the day it ends.