Our bodies were so close that I could feel her heart beating. She held my face & kissed me deeply. She whispered with her eyes still closed, āWhere did you come from?ā
I smiled with my lips still touching hers, āthe deepest pits of hell, my angelā
Like my core memory of someone is not who they are as a whole; itās a single moment of their life that made an impact or impression on me.
I donāt consciously mean to, but in that instant, my mind wraps that moment around their neck like an invisible scarf. They donāt even know itās there. But from now on, every time I see them, the first thing I notice is that scarf.
That makes it easier to reduce someone to a single moment. I see their scarf, sometimes itās basically a red letter A, and reactively define them by that one way or another.
I donāt think itās fair; and Iām trying to be more aware of it. My single positive or negative experience with someone fifteen years ago does not determine the person they are today.
I had a great day today; I spent it with my little brother.
We went to a nice little brunch at the Escape restaurant & bar in Riverside with a varied crowd of adults to celebrate Fahmidaās birthday. He was a dapper, well behaved, little gentleman. He had the kidās cheese pizza and I the grilled shrimp wrap. Both were fantastic. Service was a little slow, but the company kept it lively with rich conversation. And the food was worth the wait.
Afterwards, he mentioned that he had never tried boba š§ so for dessert, we went to OMG Cafe off Beach. It was positively a delight. We split a chocolate puppy š¶ & each had a milk tea.
We decided that we were full and needed to stretch our legs. So we went and changed into warm clothes, scooped up the dog, and met up with my bestie Laura, her son, Landen and her niece, Jayla in Atlantic Beach. We took an evening beach stroll in the salty, brisk air. It was perfect.
Then we decided on a game night ā¦ļø together featuring Uno & Trouble before finishing the night with Disneyās Hercules.šŗ
Itās always easier to give advice than to take itā¦
Itās different when youāre standing on the outside of the fire and can objectively evaluate the situation versus when youāre caught inside of the burning building.
I know itās weird to say, but I love falling into someoneās thirst trapā especially if it is someone whom Iāve never considered having the potential to be sexy.
Like yeah, youāre objectively attractive, but who knew that you could be provocative?