Turns out that I'm not.
Well I mean.
I just thought that I had everything all figured out forever. But the truth is that I left out one of the most important parts.
I just assumed, wrongly I admit, that me and Marissa would both go to Amherst and everything would be fine.
But that's not how it's going to be.
I mean.
It could happen.
In some alternate universe that caters to what I want.
Hah.
Yeah right.
The possibility of both of us getting into that school is one in a million.
And even so, she doesn't even know if she wants to go there.
And that's okay.
Because that's life.
But.
Like.
I was prepared to let everything else go, and just start over when I get there.
Every single person here, I can just forget about.
But Marissa is more than that.
And I'm an idiot for thinking that I could keep her contained (not that she was ever contained in the first place) in any one place for too long.
When we get out of highschool all the rules change.
They rearrange themselves into new and exciting? and crazy possibilities.
The rest of the world that has been hidden from us for 18 years is opened up to us and we're thrust into it.
What am I gonna do?
We'll be magicians.
I'll learn how to saw people in half and she can make balloon animals.
Okay?
No.
I'm scared.
And I'm the last person you'll ever hear admit that.
After that week with her and everyone in CT and being myself for 11 days. It's just like.
What will I do when I'm forced into the real world and I have to figure out who I really am, without her.
I don't even know.
But going to CT just reinforced the fact that someday we'll be apart. I mean, we'll have families and obligations and oh shit.
I'm done.
If I think about this anymore I'll be sobbing so hysterically that I won't be able to see the computer screen.
Marissa's probably going to read this, maybe now, maybe someday in the future, and she'll tell me I'm crazy for being scared.
And she's probably right.
But I am scared.
More than I've ever been of anything.
If you're reading this Marissa it's true, I don't know what I'll do without you.