Ha, nothing. It's almost funny, because saying it like that doesn't account for the immense amounts of love that had been waiting for my return. Family. Friends. Sure not all of 'em are here in the New York area, but most of them are. And no matter where I am, it is so incredibly amazing to know that they are always available to say things like, well, this:
Just don't forget how amazing and brave and capable and beautiful and friendly and well-spoken and interesting and culturally-aware and open to new experiences and thin and happy and fulfilled and smart and exciting and fun you are and will continue to be. You don't need anybody to tell you twice or make you that way. You already are all of these things, and the right guy will see and appreciate it. And until you find him, or he finds you, you'll have such amazing experiences and you'll be independent and supporting yourself and single and fabulous when he comes around.I just might be the luckiest girl in the world.
We all need friends like these. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs Danielle. If you need anything, never feel afraid to email or call me. I'm always here for you.
ReplyDeleteSorry you had bad day. Lovely comment from your friend. Hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteIt's a daily fight sometimes, and so much harder when, like you said, you "came home to nothing". Life after graduation has got to be one of the toughest things we all experience.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry you are going through this... it will get better
All true words. It's essential to have a friend like this in life. They get you through moments of doubt, without a doubt :)
ReplyDeletesuki @ [Super Duper Fantastic]: True story :).
ReplyDeleteTrying To Heal: Thank you so much, sweetheart.
Little Bookworm: Thanks, love!
anandaprana: Glad you understand, and thank you.
Caitlin: No doubt about it :).