Yay! I'm gonna see her on the 19th. Argh, this means that we spent precisely two months and a half without seeing each other...
I agree with the phone thing: there are really times you'd like to slam the phone and go hug your dog like a cry baby.
It's difficult to talk to someone you miss and fake it's okay not to see her or touch her while she talks about a shitty day, when everything you'd like to do is snuggle, brew some tea, and massage her feet.
Most of all, I hate those nervous calls, when somebody says something that needs a facial expression to be understandable, but you can't see each other, and she says: "I don't know how you feel, if I can't see your face."
It's so damn frustrating sometimes. And nights out with friends who do the snuggle-fest in front of you, and you feel so lonely, and your arms feel so empty, even emptier than how they felt when you were single.
But it definitely is worth it. I guess the most positive aspect of a relation like this, is that basically you get to know each other's emotional life very deeply very quickly. Dinstance makes you more sensitive, more open, more ready to listen and recognize the apparently insignificant changes in her voice, her upset coughs, the slight trembling in her voice when you say "I love you".
You learn to feel that she misses you the way you miss her: this makes you feel more loved, more desired, and somehow this forces you to love her more. Because when you can feel (with every fiber of your body) that you are loved, it's hard to deny your smile, your participation, your sympathy, your whole life, and waste time arguing or quarrelling about something that doesn't even deserve attention.
You learn the meaning of the word "gift", in an incredibly profound way.
Am I making any sense?
Hugs. -R-
"I like Amber Benson 'cause she's a proletarian" Sarabiga
Keynes was right