Another interesting concept that I devised just about a day ago.
I spoke to a friend, someone whom I would crazily, devotedly, and undoubtedly fall for. Yes, she's one of my closest friends (not that I have many close friends though); someone whom I might have mistaken for a partner/soulmate, or that I might have been idiotic enough to address her so intimately in our daily speech (so much that she might have chosen to avoid me).
So here I am, writing this entry while I see her online, unable to speak to her.
So here I am, being a melancholic loser, staring at the screen and longing for that bit of attention.
I'm such a fool.
Before all of this had taken place, I voiced my complaints in a figurative manner.
"If you were to purchase a vehicle from a gallery, it would require much consideration in terms of cost, value, performance, etc, etc etc. Some buyers might prefer the cute ones, while others - the sporty ones.
Now, if you would relate that to how you would choose your friends, it's quite a fine model to imitate. Some friends might bring you fun and joy, while others grant you security in being great listeners. Pretty much similar, isn't it?
Think again with regards to the communication that keeps friendships in check. Aren't we all living in a world of interaction? Or rather, a world of 'friendly' interactions? As Newton's third law of motion would state : 'For every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction.' This is only true for physical world - our relationships can never be compared with that of the fixed forces that surrounds us.
Just by looking at the term 'Communication', one can easily derive the 3 factors that would start any conversation; the 3 factors are namely:
1. Topic
2. Passion
3. The courage to start the conversation
And if we would relate these 3 elements to that of starting the engine of a vehicle, one might relate them to the following aspects of the process:
1. The Ignitor, which ignites the fuel so as to get the engine running
2. The Petrol within the fuel tank
3. The Act of turning the key so as to initiate the ignitor
Therefore, when we place them next to each other, it should look like this:
Topic VS Ignitor
Passion VS Petrol
Courage VS Turning the key
So why am I stating all these theories out to you?"
Are we losing out on topics these days? I don't think so, that's probably the easiest to solve if it were the core problem that obstructs us.
Are we lacking the passion in conversing with one another? I don't know, what I do know is that I'm passionate as long as you are... because of my altruism, my passion will always remain, pretty foolish of me, don't you think so?
Are we lacking the courage? For one, I deserve to say this, I've been initiating EVERYTHING, and that even if you did initiate a conversation, you never ever helped to prolong it. I was always the one who'd try to work out the conversation so that they would last longer, even with your less-than-five worded replies. Have you ever spared a thought for how I felt? Alright, maybe it's just me being overly nice to you, so much that you might've taken me for granted. Even if we won't be able to be together someday, am I responsible for this friendship?
I mean, if you don't cherish this friendship as much as I do, then just speak your mind. I'm just so exhausted from the silence I get from you. You know, it's alright if we'd have the BGR a one-sided affair - I'm fine with having a crush on you and letting it live on that way. But please, don't let our friendship transform into this one-sided... thing.
I'm unsure if you'd read this, but as much as I would dread the day that you may read it, I have to voice it out to you. I've left you offline messages hoping that you would initiate something. I know you're busy with school and all that, but hey, I'm busy with work too.
I've been looking back at things lately because of all these medication that I'm on. I start remembering things that I shouldn't, and forgetting stuff that I shouldn't either. And in my misery, perhaps you might find your happiness, I'd never know.
Now that I'm writing this, I just wish to tell you that I cherish that friendship between us. I mean, it's been 2 years and I don't wish to let these 2 years of my life go to waste like that.
And I kinda know that our relationship will not blossom like I would think it to be. It's not that I've found someone else or that I'm gay or WHATEVER you might have on your mind... it's just that, if you would bring all of what you're doing now to our relationship, then we'd definitely break up - eventually.
I have actually thought about your behaviour towards me and blah blah; I had actually hypothesized a few scenarios on why you're treating me in such a manner. Well, you could be avoiding me for all I know, and that you might not like who I am, as in.. deep down in that heart of yours, I think that could be it. Or you could.. I dunno. Whatever.
The choice is yours, I've said my piece, it's up to you if you'd still want to keep this friendship, if not, then... please do that last bit to inform me so that I can put my mind at rest.