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Stop Depressing Me

Mom sent me an email this morning, encouraging me to go to the gym and get my act together with my anti-depressants and get a job “because we like BF and don’t want you to lose him.”

Let’s just take a guess at what I’ll be talking about with the pyschiatrist on Friday.

This reminded me of several months ago when I finally made the call to Mom to tell her that BF and I were moving in together. “That’s a good idea. BF needs to know what he’s getting into.”

Excuse me?

She then went on about how he needs to know how to deal with me when I’m depressed because not everyone can handle it (ie my ex-boyfriend who broke up with me essentially because I was depressed and sucked too much life out of him).

Does it occur to her that hearing these things just makes me more depressed?

I’m already paranoid about BF skipping out on me if I have too many bad days in a row. He constantly asks me “what’s the matter?” whenever he hears me sigh, change tone, go ten minutes without speaking, don’t laugh at something funny on tv, or do damn near anything other than smile and laugh. He asked me what was wrong so many times last night that finally I told him “I’m in a good mood. Nothing’s wrong. You can stop asking me what’s wrong. I’m cool.”

His paranoia only makes me more paranoid which makes him more paranoid and it’s just a big fat ugly mess. It makes me want to break up just so the suspense can be over and I can have yet one more reason that I am unloveable.

My paranoia about people leaving me came from my ex breaking up with me our final year of undergrad because I was too much of a drain on him to the point that I was depressing him. On one hand, I understand where he’s coming from and wouldn’t want to go through that either, but on the other hand, LOVE ISN’T CONDITIONAL, YOU JACKASS. YOU CAN’T ONLY LOVE ME WHEN I’M IN A GOOD MOOD.

See? Fuck. I’m starting to cry right now just thinking about this. Thanks Mom for that fucking email. Does that mean I can love you only when you’re being supportive?

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The Importance of Enunciation

I found this in an old email I sent a friend years ago…

Note to self: do not have sex with someone you can’t understand (British and drunk, for example)

“fradraratpelllem!”
“what?”
“fragrarotapelem!”
–poke–
–smack!–
“BITCH!”
“what?! I thought you said you wanted a dildo in your ass!”

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Meeting the Wanna-Be In-Laws

In less than two weeks I will be in [BF’s Motherland] for two weeks. That’s where BF’s family currently lives. Since we’ve been dating for over a year, live together, will probably enter the marriage cult, it’s time I flew across the ocean to meet his family. Or rather, it’s time they met ME.

I’m not at all worried about meeting his family. I’m a fucking charmer. Everyone loves me, especially parents. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve worked the parents. At the age of ten, my best friend’s mother thought I was an excellent influence on her daughter. And yes I was–we ran around naked and put things in our shirts pretending they were boobs and then one of us would but a bottle in our underwear to look like a penis and we’d start rubbing against each other on the bed. I was an excellent influence.

BF’s parents sound completely normal. They have their issues, but frankly anyone who doesn’t have some sort of abuse/addiction problem seems a bit odd to me. Our destructive behaviours are what make us interesting. People read my blog because of my sex-machine nature, depression, fucked-up sense of humor, and inappropriate sexual escapades. I’m not going to pretend that you love me for my personality.

The parents I am not concerned with. I am, however, worried about internet access and keeping up my blog. From what I’ve heard, they only have DIAL UP INTERNET. –keels over and starts sucking thumb while in fetal position– How can I be expected to work with these conditions?

Sure, there are internet cafes, but BF says the ones there are lame and besides we’re staying with his family who live an hour outside the city. Aaccckkkkk. I might as well just tack hand-written notes to messenger birds and hope they don’t eat the paper out of starvation while flying across a fucking ocean and then end up pooping out my precious toiled-over thoughts and witticisms, only to be eaten by one-eyed fish. What a miserable end to such a good blog beginning.

BF’s sister is the person I am most anxious and worried about meeting. I suspect she is the one whose approval I must seek, since the sister is the only family member he ever talks about unprompted. She’s my age, has my same sense of humor (half the photos I’ve seeen of her she is grotesquely sticking out her tongue, which is same immature behavior I regularly exhibit in front of a camera), similar artistic sensibility, and has loads of dirt on what BF was like as an older brother.

The sister is the one I must befriend. In fact, we sound so alike that it’s quite possible I will ditch BF and start dating his sister. I’ve always wondered it would be like to date myself. From what I’ve been told I’m a bit of a drama queen, which I doubt. Or can even you blog readers tell I’m a drama queen and you’re currently on the floor laughing and pissing yourself because you think my state of denial is so fucking funny?

Now there’s the marriage issue. It came up a dozens times during the wedding this weekend (which I still haven’t written about, so yes I admit to my total suckage), every time I saw a relative above the age of eighteen. Being from a huge Catholic family, that meant I didn’t stumble from the table to the margarita machine without getting intercepted twice to be asked “Are you and BF going to be the next wedding we attend?” I know what they really mean is “we know you’re living together in sin and copulating in sin and doing all sorts of sinful things while committing those sins, so you should at least have the courtesy of having your relationship approved in the eyes of God eventually, and the rest of our judgmental family who are far more likely to be the ones who strike me dead. Bloody hell.

Although I expect BF’s family to be more tactful and at least have the courtesy of boozing me up before the interview of “when will you be our daughter-in-law and how much time do I have to sew a baby quilt and knit booties?” Don’t mind me, I’ll be the one hiding under the bed suckling on a blanket. I AM NOT READY FOR MARRIAGE. I AM IMMATURE AND IRRESPONSIBLE, I THOUGHT THIS WAS CLEAR.

Every time a relative at the wedding asked me about my non-existent wedding, I said something like “oh I’m not ready yet” or “give me a couple years, I want to get my career settled first” or “go pick on cousin Brian, he’s older and still single, he might even be homosexual, you’d better go talk to him about the Bible.”

BF later told me he was also repeatedly grilled, and he gave the standard answer “I’m waiting till she gets a job so I can save up money to buy a ring.” Then during the garter toss (was it a conspiracy??) the groom threw the blue lacy garter directly to my boyfriend. Aw bloody hell.

The bouquet toss was next, which I tried to hide from behind a big piece of chocolate cake, but three aunts pushed me into the middle of the group of otherwise giggly gaggle of girls. The bride, being my cousin and longest friend, threw it at me but goddamnit, my silly hands stayed right at my side, making it easy for another bridesmaid to catch it instead. As I walked back to the tables, a row of relatives scoffed at my apathy and said despite my foul attitude I was destined to get married anyway.

BF spent the rest of the night with the lacy blue garter proudly displayed on his arm, trying to keep me upright as I drank champagne directly from the bottle and tried to figure out what was wrong with me for being so afraid of marriage.

In a drunken stupor later that night I threw my arms around BF (champagne in hand) and told him “You know I want to marry you. Just not now. I’m not ready. But I will. Later.” I’ve told him before my fear has nothing to do with him, it’s the marriage concept that scares me. Hell, before BF I didn’t even consider marriage, ever. BF is so damn sweet and nice and considerate that he’s gotten me to warm up to the idea. It may be ten years before I’m warm enough to say yes, but I’ll get there eventually. Just too bad that’s not the answer I can tell his parents.

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The Punch of Love

My cousin Dr. Science, the bride whose wedding I went to this weekend, told me a wonderfully sweet, hysterical, and inspiring story and how she knew with all her heart that Mr. Science (they’re both MIT PhDs) was the one for her.

On their one-year anniversary Mr. Science took her to the restaurant where they went on their first date, somewhere expensive, fancy, and totally out of character for both of them (they share a mutual love for PBR beer at dive bars). The patrons were of the older, wealthy, arrogant yuppie type, but they went anyway because the restaurant was among the best in Boston.

The tables were very close together, making it difficult for Mr. Science to get to his seat. The guy at the table behind theirs had his chair pulled far out, and even though he noticed Mr Science trying to squeeze in, he didn’t do anything. Even as a thin guy, Mr Science just couldn’t get in. The yuppie guy continued to ignore him, even when he nicely asked him to please scoot his chair back a few inches to give him room to sit down. The yuppie guy did nothing. My cousin Dr Science asked him as well, using her sweetest voice. Yuppie Guy said That’s your problem. My cousin said Please, we’re here for our anniversary and please don’t be difficult, you’re ruining our nice night. Yuppie Guy said Tough Shit. Finally my cousin started yelling at him to get out of the damn way, and at last she punched him. Everyone in the restaurant was shocked to see this nice twentysomething 120 lb chick PUNCH a guy, but that didn’t keep the manager from throwing them out.

My cousin started crying as soon as they got in the car, and felt awful for embarassing her boyfriend on their anniversary. Mr. Science turned to her and said “That’s the hottest thing I’ve ever seen. I’m just sorry you had to punch him when I should have done it.” My cousin smiledd and knew that she had met her match.

This is one of the sweetest stories I’ve ever heard. I hope that one day I have the chance to get in a fistfight with an asshole to prove to my boyfriend my love for him.

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