This soundtrack had been playing on repeat and I’m getting tired of the tune. I’m so tired of the “miss yous” and “miss you toos.” I’m tired of you saying those words to me.
I resent you for missing me. Not because I don’t miss you too, but because it makes me feel bad. Your missing me makes me feel like I should do something about it, like I should solve it, like I should alleviate the hurt that missing me causes you.
At the same time that you are missing me, I am missing you but I’m more concerned about your feelings. I’m concerned about how you feel and about making sure you don’t feel that way for long. But what I’m realizing is that my concern is overpowering your concern. Meaning, you don’t seem to be too concerned about missing me because you aren’t doing anything about it. You are doing a lot of talking and not a lot of action.
The direct solution to missing someone is to get near that person. You tell me you miss me so much, but you have yet to do anything about it.
I think we are so used to missing each other that neither one of us knows how to change that. We know what to do, but not how to do it.
We need to get out of our comfort zone and start making moves. We talk about it every day, but stop that conversation when it gets to the part about who is going to move and when they are going to move.
So what now?
We will see, but as long as we are just replaying the same song over and over, we will never move to the next playlist of our lives.
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