a friend recently sent me a yahoo message saying that he has a problem. since at that time i thought that he needed my help, i immediately tried to contact him. it ended up as a text and ym marathon for the whole day, ending up with beer bottle in our hands. but no, we didn't end up drinking together. he wanted to spend the night alone and won't allow anyone to see him like that. since we haven't spoken with each other yet save for the cell phone calls i had to make to be sure that he's alright, i'm writing this in the hopes that one day he will remember that i have a blog and will be interested to read this. i'm sure he'll know that this is for him.
i've always believed that there is someone out there who's meant for everyone. it may not necessarily be a partner, but there will always be someone who we feel can complete us - a child, a friend, a confidante. you have been blessed to have loved and be loved by many people in your life. i should know, because i was once one of them. i know that you have so much love to give (that you can't be contented with giving them to just one person. haha!), but you have to understand that love isn't always reciprocated. it's like business - you may have given your all, but still you can't get back what you've put into that business. maybe it's just what it is - you have just invested what you have in something that isn't really a "good idea". that you have just invested in the wrong kind of deal. i should know, because i once invested in something that crashed and burned.
you make decisions that at that particular time feels right - saying "i love you", taking back what you said, being an a**h**e, hurting others, cheating on others. note that i said doing these things felt right... emotions were involved, not reason. we do make stupid decisions that end up as stupid mistakes. but sometimes, we just have to do those things, because we cannot live with the what if's of life. we have to say what we have to say and do what we have to do before it's too late. because with love, there's no such thing as holding back.
i understand that you had to be alone last night, but i hope that you also understand that i had to see you. i wanted to see you to make sure that you were alright. i felt that i was left in the dark, because after a whole day of discussing your problem, i still was not able to help you because you refused to talk to me. sometimes, you have to let these things out. and i know that i'm one of very few people with whom you can discuss this problem. maybe you're with them now, the few people who can understand you. but i think it's unfair that you're with them when you haven't seen me yet. you told me that i make a good psychologist, that i should ask for fees from people. you see, psychologists see their patients, not merely communicate with them through text & the internet. somehow, i feel that i have this moral obligation to follow through the "session", to make sure that you're ok. because if you do something stupid or something bad happens to you, i sure won't be able to forgive myself.
the years we've spent together have taught me many things, including important things about love. you've shown me the many facets of love and the many ways to fall in love. but somehow, we still both don't get it. you see, sometimes, we don't know how much we love a person until he or she is gone. in your case, i'm not so sure. i feel that there are many loose ends to tie up. just know that you can come to me again, anytime. and maybe, when i'm feeling better, i'll go to you to discuss my problems. i know i said that you're not qualified because of you-know-who, but what the heck. you're my friend. you're probably the most-me-guy-friend i have. next time, i'll be the patient, you be the shrink.
i'll wait for your message again. i hope it won't be too late because i may not be able to be there for you when you need me. you take care, ok?
