I found a new enemy today. She goes to the U, is happy and bubbly and is someone I have never met. Her name is Kate. She inadvertently (or advertently, I haven't decided yet) destroyed a perfectly good relationship I had with David within 24 hours.
Lets start over a little. Kate is David's ex (now actual) girlfriend. They broke up while he was in Honduras when she tore out his heart and stomped on it a little. He met up with her yesterday and she begged him to take her back. Much to my dismay and criticism he did. Now I am left relationless and hating a girl I've never met. She's probably very nice, but as far as I'm concerned she can just go fuck herself. No, the rage isn't that bad. I was really liking David and very happy that we were together, but I could tell that we weren't stable. I mean who is after 2 weeks? My question is where does she get the right to ask for him back?
Personally I believe that David is making a mistake and will only get hurt, but who am I to say what's good for him and not. We are friends now, just as I promised him we would be (we don't really have a choice since we're chemistry lab partners). He made some really good points about where our relationship was going even though I can't think of them at 1:15 in the morning and I am happy that we'll be getting to know eachother without trying to rip eachothers clothes of, but a big, no, huge part of me wishes that we could get to know eachother without the little complication of a girlfriend named Kate in the picture.
I think it might take a little while for me to warm up to Kate and I really hope that David knows what he's doing but for now I'll just have to sit, wait, and listen. . . and of coarse try to be the best friend I can be to both David and all 7 of my housemates.
I apologize greatly if this rambling got complicated, but thanks for reading anyways. 'night.