
My colleagues, friends and co-workers never see me being romantically involved with the opposite sex. How could they? I don’t have a boyfriend. I never had a boyfriend! Sometimes I can’t help but to be upset every time people tell me that I ought to get married now, or at least have a boyfriend. Sometimes they’re even the ones setting up dates for me. It’s not that I’m too ugly not to have any suitors and admirers; it’s just that I don’t want to. I don’t need to (at least for now). I can have friends but definitely not “lovers”!
I am aware that people often associate being alone as being lonely, but I’m not. Well, okay, I admit I am lonely and melancholic. But it’s not because I’m alone. Rather, it is because I feel most lost when I’m with the crowd.
I’m the type of person who loves to be alone with my self, and although many times I tried to reach out to people and get out of my cocoon, I always find my self longing to be in solitude. Although I am open with the possibility that I will also be married someday and have my own child, at the moment I just can’t imagine my self, involved in a romantic relationship with the other sex. Sometimes I am pressured and can’t help but to be bothered by my colleague and co-workers who are always teasing me. But hell! I think I’m self-sufficient.
I can’t force myself to love someone or to pretend to love someone just to show the world that finally, I am “romantically involved.” Why should I force myself just to please others, to meet their standards? Whatever…
When the time comes, it will just come….
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