After my run, I decided to give a call to someone who I had not spoken with in a while. I called them up and the phone rang two times before it went to voicemail. I assume the person saw my call and decided to not pick up. Now, there are many reasons why this person may not have picked up their phone, but me being who I am, I instantly thought that they do not want to talk to me. Ever. (As I am writing this entry, I do not know the actual reason and probably won’t know. I have to be okay with that).
That hurts.
Losing a parent at a young age makes you vulnerable and more afraid of people not wanting to be around you. Or, at least, that is what I feel is happening to me. I want to be wanted my someone. Sometimes it is hard to admit that because I am surrounded by people who take the “be your own woman, be independent” thing very seriously. But I want to be loved. I wanted to be needed and I want to need someone.
Since those are my wants. My strong desires. I try very hard to keep the relationships that I have. Maybe I try too hard. Perhaps I am too willing to text people and call people and ask them for a few minutes of their company because I yearn so much for love and the feeling of being wanted.
My biggest fear is ending up alone. I am sure that many people have this fear but I truly think that may be my fate. I want to be wanted and needed yet I cannot open up enough to let someone in. I am always guarded in the way I am and when I speak about my personal tragedy I am very vague. Vague enough so I can keep a part of myself for me only, but detailed enough so the person has a feeling of knowing me. This is sadness to me.
Sadness to me is not be confident enough to tell the world that I am broken and that I need help. Sadness is being deathly afraid of not being able to come home to someone who will just let me cry until I feel the need to not cry anymore.
Sadness is never ending to me. The sadness of losing my parent will always be with me and I fear that no one will want to understand or cannot understand.