/lit/ - Literature

>>11701045
The thread is already autosaging, but who cares I write (in this thinly veiled blogpost thread) for myself and whoever else comes across this. I'm that anon and I guess you're right. It reminds me of England v. Colombia penalty shootout in the world cup, the english commentator said: "Well by the law of averages, England should win this penalty shootout." I guess I will eventually find somebody else, but at the moment I still am hung up over this girl. Despite a whole summer of not seeing her, I still think of her incessantly to the point where I'm experiencing an anxious feeling of impending doom once September hits.

I really want to ask her out again, but I've had the whole summer to calm down and now I just want to wallow in failure and accept the fact that she will never feel the same I do. I'll probably see how coldly she reacts when I try to talk to her. It is ALL FUTILE in the end, like the Byron poem:

>If I should meet thee
>After long years,
>How should I greet thee?--
>With silence and tears

>>11713816
It is good to hear from kindred spirits in the midst of this terrible world, anon. I thank you.

>>11714304
Patience, the great deluge will happen soon enough.

>>11714368
I agree, reading ebooks is a distraction for me as well. I can't stay focused on reading a textbook unless there is a hard physical copy sitting in front of me. I use my work printer and print out one chapter at a time.