I like you. I mean I
actually, like you. I realized it a while ago and I’m not thrilled because I already know that I shouldn’t. I can’t. I
won’t.
There’s no happy ending that could possibly come of this – not even a
half decent one. Not for you, not for I. In fact, the chances of things
ending in any fashion other than a love life massacre are alarmingly
slim. If only there were a way to enjoy your company while controlling
and diffusing this pesky crush,
that would be ideal.
It’s tempting to just tell you, and if your immediate facial expression
displays anything other than joy, I can quickly declare “Just kidding,”
making
you feel like the foolish one for buying into my
obvious ‘joke’.
But eventually I decide that it’s better off being left an unspoken
thought in my mind, because the potential of rejection or complication
is far worse than keeping my mouth shut.
So these thoughts will be suppressed. They’ll be stuffed into a bottle
with the cap screwed on tight. It’s better this way. Or at the very
least, it’s safer.
The crush will have to go somewhere far, far away. Maybe it’ll dissolve,
evaporate, or vanish suddenly – whatever the case it can’t expose
itself.
Because yes, I
really like you, but I can’t.
By:
Christopher Hudspeth
http://thoughtcatalog.com/2012/133421/
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