...which swallow us up

[talon]

There's a boy and girl - a man and a woman - you and me.

And there's their last meeting, in a room, where they talk, where they kiss, and where he drives her home. The next morning, she says that she'll never see him again.

It's been almost two years since they met, since they started this journey of theirs, this relationship (albeit on and off),

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[gratefuladdict]

*hugs*

[comedychick]

<3 I feel sad reading this. I don't really understand that sort of thing either. I do understand that love isn't always enough, but... for different reasons.

[teaberryblue]

Oh, gosh, I feel for you so much, Sean. I can sympathize with this a lot-- I have only ever been in one long, serious relationship, and similar feelings on the part of his parents really put a lot of unwanted pressure on me-- for me to be acceptable to their son, I was expected to convert to their religion and raise their children exactly the way they wanted. The fact that I didn't want to get married was call for a Family Meeting of Great Proportions where I was bullied and shamed. It was utterly horrible that this was more important to them than just being happy and sharing a life together

[talon]

:(.

thank you, tea.

[yachiru]

That sucks. It really does. I live in the South where it's not so much religion but race that people have problems mixing still.

[intrepia]

That's really tough. I'm sorry.