Warning: pointless post - stream of consciousness. There's no punch line
3 weeks ago
It's mid February. Exams have just ended (which I all passed thank God) and naturally everybody needs to let go of some tension. We're students, and the standard way for students to blow off steam is with alcohol - the more the better.
So me and some buddies scavenge the crowded streets, in search of unconsciousness. I'm pretty far out already, cause I can't locate sounds as well as I used to and I think everyone is hilarious. I'm so far out that I decide to do something more chill, so I call up my girlfriend and agree to meet up with her at her student appartment.
I like this girl a lot. It has been going since 2 months, and if you know me, you know that's a record attempt or something. I'm awful at managing relationships. When I call her up, it has been weeks since I last saw her. Ummm... I had to study or something.
Anyway. I arrive at her flat, but still there's some tension left in me, and a good alternative for students to let go of it, besides alcohol, is something more primal. So now two fundamentally opposing forces start pulling on me: the desire to go caveman on her, conflicting with the massive amounts of alcohol consumed.
Thing is, I live in Belgium, country not only of pedophilia and fascism, but also of hardcore beer. Mmmmmm... best beer in the world. Also the 'heaviest' beer.
So out of those 2 conflicting forces, the 'beer' force wins, meaning that, physiologically, I can't engage in the act the 'primal' force wants me to. I'm pretty desperate - this has never happened to me before. You expect your own body to respond to the needs of your environment at will, and it always has in the past, but now it's failing me. I'm in total panic. I even send a text message to a friend asking him what to do, but his advice is really strange and I think he's secretly making fun of me. I'm hurt in my masculinity and still freaking out.
Now, this girl is looking really disappointed. And that's cool and the gang for me, and it's only natural for her to be disappointed. But she's not helping me, or reassuring me either. She just sits there and looks at me, and I feel pretty ****ing stupid. I run out, and go back to my flat (this is around 9AM).
I spend a few days thinking about this. I'm pretty put off by her reaction - or lack thereof - and I want to break up with her.
Breaking up has shown to be torture for me in the past though. I remember this girl a long time ago who I was seeing. I ring the doorbell of her house, and her parents open. They know who I am, and they are very friendly to me and we have a good, lighthearted conversation. I ask them if I can see my girl, so they call her from upstairs, and she sees that I'm getting along with her parents and all, and she's delighted and all smiles because of this. I love happy girls.
But I remember my mission. Her parents leave to the kitchen so I have this girl alone with me. I tell her I'm gonna have to break up with you (yes, I'm good with words like that). So of course she does this girl act, going entirely silent and just looking at me, with tears coming up in her eyes. I'm sure you guys have all seen it. She manages to utter whyyyy? then breaks up crying. Her parents hear this, and come into the room.
They obviously figure out what's going on. They both do a lite version of this girl act, and just look at me, totally silent. It's ****ing torture. I look around at their furniture a bit, say bye, and leave the house. I feel uncomfortable talking about it. Imagine a basketball player missing the decisive shot getting all these disappointed, hateful looks by his fans.
In short, I don't have a good history of breaking up. I'd do anything to avoid it. But I still want to break up with this new girl because she made me feel uncomfortable because of my failing reproductive organ. I decide to try something new, and send her a text message delivering the message that I'm breaking up with her.
In retrospect, this probably wasn't a good idea. You see, my cellphone is broken and doesn't work all the time. Only 50% of the messages I send actually arrive where they have to arrive. Immediately after I send the message I realize how stupid I was to send an important text message like that over my phone, and I have no clue if it actually arrived or not. So I'm in mental torture again.
I decide to assume that it arrived, and don't follow up on it. I'm pretty sure it arrived, since she didn't send anything back. Or maybe she didn't send me anything because she didn't get it, so I don't know. In any case, she has been ignoring me since, so mission accomplished I guess.
Last Tuesday
I'm out with some friends and I end up chatting with this girl. I'm not particularly attracted to her, but my social skills need enhancing (see above) and I agree to meet up with her the following night.
Last Wednesday
I go out with a buddy and his girlfriend to see a movie (it's called 'Les triplettes de Belleville' and it's very entertaining). After that I go to the place where I agreed to meet up with this girl.
On my way over, I start thinking again, and realize that I forgot how this girl looks. She didn't really leave an incredible impression on me, so I more or less forgot. I figure it won't be a big deal because she'll recognize me, and the place we are meeting up should be empty.
So I arrive at the scene. It's this little park, in the center of a roundabout. There's no street lights or anything - it's pitch black dark. It feels pretty strange. I expect a fat guy with a hat to show up and say to me in an Italian accent you have the merchandise?. So the setting isn't perfect.
There's one bench there, and three girls are sitting on it. There's noone else there and I go up to them. Now remember that I forgot what she looks like. Normally if someone knows you, you can see the recognition on her face and you can conclude that you know her based on that. But it's so dark that I can't see anything.
I look at them, and they look at me, and I ask: who of you is my date?. I felt like a 75-year old internet dater. They must've sensed it as well, because one of them mumbles something, and one responds saying yeah, let's go.
Very strange situation. Their response wasn't entirely in tune with the social dynamic. It felt odd, and I'm uncomfortable.
I call it a night and go back to my sister's flat (she's not there and she has a television). I go through the TV channels hoping to come across Dawson's Creek, so I can masturbate and relieve the tension like that. I didn't find it and I watch Scarface instead. I think it's overhyped.
FIN
3 weeks ago
It's mid February. Exams have just ended (which I all passed thank God) and naturally everybody needs to let go of some tension. We're students, and the standard way for students to blow off steam is with alcohol - the more the better.
So me and some buddies scavenge the crowded streets, in search of unconsciousness. I'm pretty far out already, cause I can't locate sounds as well as I used to and I think everyone is hilarious. I'm so far out that I decide to do something more chill, so I call up my girlfriend and agree to meet up with her at her student appartment.
I like this girl a lot. It has been going since 2 months, and if you know me, you know that's a record attempt or something. I'm awful at managing relationships. When I call her up, it has been weeks since I last saw her. Ummm... I had to study or something.
Anyway. I arrive at her flat, but still there's some tension left in me, and a good alternative for students to let go of it, besides alcohol, is something more primal. So now two fundamentally opposing forces start pulling on me: the desire to go caveman on her, conflicting with the massive amounts of alcohol consumed.
Thing is, I live in Belgium, country not only of pedophilia and fascism, but also of hardcore beer. Mmmmmm... best beer in the world. Also the 'heaviest' beer.
So out of those 2 conflicting forces, the 'beer' force wins, meaning that, physiologically, I can't engage in the act the 'primal' force wants me to. I'm pretty desperate - this has never happened to me before. You expect your own body to respond to the needs of your environment at will, and it always has in the past, but now it's failing me. I'm in total panic. I even send a text message to a friend asking him what to do, but his advice is really strange and I think he's secretly making fun of me. I'm hurt in my masculinity and still freaking out.
Now, this girl is looking really disappointed. And that's cool and the gang for me, and it's only natural for her to be disappointed. But she's not helping me, or reassuring me either. She just sits there and looks at me, and I feel pretty ****ing stupid. I run out, and go back to my flat (this is around 9AM).
I spend a few days thinking about this. I'm pretty put off by her reaction - or lack thereof - and I want to break up with her.
Breaking up has shown to be torture for me in the past though. I remember this girl a long time ago who I was seeing. I ring the doorbell of her house, and her parents open. They know who I am, and they are very friendly to me and we have a good, lighthearted conversation. I ask them if I can see my girl, so they call her from upstairs, and she sees that I'm getting along with her parents and all, and she's delighted and all smiles because of this. I love happy girls.
But I remember my mission. Her parents leave to the kitchen so I have this girl alone with me. I tell her I'm gonna have to break up with you (yes, I'm good with words like that). So of course she does this girl act, going entirely silent and just looking at me, with tears coming up in her eyes. I'm sure you guys have all seen it. She manages to utter whyyyy? then breaks up crying. Her parents hear this, and come into the room.
They obviously figure out what's going on. They both do a lite version of this girl act, and just look at me, totally silent. It's ****ing torture. I look around at their furniture a bit, say bye, and leave the house. I feel uncomfortable talking about it. Imagine a basketball player missing the decisive shot getting all these disappointed, hateful looks by his fans.
In short, I don't have a good history of breaking up. I'd do anything to avoid it. But I still want to break up with this new girl because she made me feel uncomfortable because of my failing reproductive organ. I decide to try something new, and send her a text message delivering the message that I'm breaking up with her.
In retrospect, this probably wasn't a good idea. You see, my cellphone is broken and doesn't work all the time. Only 50% of the messages I send actually arrive where they have to arrive. Immediately after I send the message I realize how stupid I was to send an important text message like that over my phone, and I have no clue if it actually arrived or not. So I'm in mental torture again.
I decide to assume that it arrived, and don't follow up on it. I'm pretty sure it arrived, since she didn't send anything back. Or maybe she didn't send me anything because she didn't get it, so I don't know. In any case, she has been ignoring me since, so mission accomplished I guess.
Last Tuesday
I'm out with some friends and I end up chatting with this girl. I'm not particularly attracted to her, but my social skills need enhancing (see above) and I agree to meet up with her the following night.
Last Wednesday
I go out with a buddy and his girlfriend to see a movie (it's called 'Les triplettes de Belleville' and it's very entertaining). After that I go to the place where I agreed to meet up with this girl.
On my way over, I start thinking again, and realize that I forgot how this girl looks. She didn't really leave an incredible impression on me, so I more or less forgot. I figure it won't be a big deal because she'll recognize me, and the place we are meeting up should be empty.
So I arrive at the scene. It's this little park, in the center of a roundabout. There's no street lights or anything - it's pitch black dark. It feels pretty strange. I expect a fat guy with a hat to show up and say to me in an Italian accent you have the merchandise?. So the setting isn't perfect.
There's one bench there, and three girls are sitting on it. There's noone else there and I go up to them. Now remember that I forgot what she looks like. Normally if someone knows you, you can see the recognition on her face and you can conclude that you know her based on that. But it's so dark that I can't see anything.
I look at them, and they look at me, and I ask: who of you is my date?. I felt like a 75-year old internet dater. They must've sensed it as well, because one of them mumbles something, and one responds saying yeah, let's go.
Very strange situation. Their response wasn't entirely in tune with the social dynamic. It felt odd, and I'm uncomfortable.
I call it a night and go back to my sister's flat (she's not there and she has a television). I go through the TV channels hoping to come across Dawson's Creek, so I can masturbate and relieve the tension like that. I didn't find it and I watch Scarface instead. I think it's overhyped.
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