Okay now, I came into college with a boyfriend. Yes, what was I thinking? I was young and naïve and believed in happily ever after—I was so wrong. I learned that the hard way. I mean, seriously –who was I kidding? I really believed the whole long distance thing could work: he would be committed to me and not be influenced by his friends. I should have figured it was going to go all down hill after the fact he told me he wanted to pledge a frat. Don’t get me wrong I’m sure many frat boys have girlfriends, but I’m sure they all went through a stage where they would get with any girl that spoke to them. This will not be a “I HATE MY EX-BOYFRIEND, HE SHOULD ROT IN HELL” entry. However, it can be called a “What to do after you break up” entry.
Now when I was with my ex… let’s call him Justin; I had by “Justin box.” I put all of his letters, from past Valentine’s Days and anniversaries we spent together, old pictures, lyrics to “our songs,” prom pictures, homecoming pictures and what other silly nothings he ever gave me, there. Well when we broke up, or rather when I dumped his sorry ass, I put all of these things in a metal trash can, lit some matches and watched it all burn…ALL OF IT. What did I need with it? All his “ I love you’s” all of his “you mean the world to me’s,” they all turned in to ash. It was useless,, just like ash. Anything that could not be burned, like those stupid glass animals that he “bought just because he saw them and thought of me…” well those met my hammer. Yes, I smashed them all. Those pretty glass animals that were so delicately hand crafted became itsy bitsy glass bits. And his college sweater he got me when he got into his pretentious Ivy League school? Well lets say I’m sure someone without much to wear is very warm now because the Salvation Army gave it to a person who needed it for this cold winter.











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