Twos
"If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him."
Victor is so full of life. She's vibrant, wise, fun and funny, understanding, accepting of what she doesn't understand, imaginative, and very much her own person.
She's my everything. Interestingly, Beth is also my everything. Before I knew Vic, Beth was my only everything, but knowing Vic hasn't made Beth's everything any smaller or lesser. It's more like I now have two everythings, side by side like parallel universes. Similar in ways, very different in others. Each of infinite worth, and demanding to be explored.
In truth, everything is hyperbole. I'm using it more as a shortcut term for 'what feels like everything because while I have other important things in my life and could go on living without this one, it would be cold and hollow for a very long time'. That just doesn't flow as well, but honesty is important, hence the explanation.
Victor is so full of life. She's vibrant, wise, fun and funny, understanding, accepting of what she doesn't understand, imaginative, and very much her own person.
She's my everything. Interestingly, Beth is also my everything. Before I knew Vic, Beth was my only everything, but knowing Vic hasn't made Beth's everything any smaller or lesser. It's more like I now have two everythings, side by side like parallel universes. Similar in ways, very different in others. Each of infinite worth, and demanding to be explored.
In truth, everything is hyperbole. I'm using it more as a shortcut term for 'what feels like everything because while I have other important things in my life and could go on living without this one, it would be cold and hollow for a very long time'. That just doesn't flow as well, but honesty is important, hence the explanation.