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Wednesday, October 27, 2004
I really think this needs described here... for the sheer hilarity of the situation it needs to be made at least semi-concrete for reference purposes.
I love you |10:58 PM
So andrew was talking to his parents today and accidentally allowed his ring to be shown on the webcam.
Parents: So what, you're wearing a wedding ring now?
Andrew: Not quite....
Parents: So whose the girl? (haha)
Andrew: This beautiful redhead
Parents: You wish!
Andrew: She's beautiful and intelligent and is going to make hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.
Parents: You must be dreaming.
...oh.my.god.. that is so funny.
I'm not sure whether I'm actually worried about gaining the acceptance of Andrew's parents. I suppose it depends on what perspective I look at the situation from. If I look at it as the perspective of the girl in love with Andrew, I realize that he could very nearly (but not quite) care less what his parents say about me... If I look at the situation as the girl who wants to be accepted into Andrew's life (which must, inherently, include familial life) I am terrified at the notion that they may or may not see in me what he does. Perhaps their overprotection will translate into hating me in spite of who I am.. I will always be myself for them, and will always honestly display my love for Andrew, unless he requests otherwise. I will, of course, be well behaved. No sexual jokes or inappropriate language. Laugh at things I may or may not find funny, and don't argue with too many opinions too violently. He's already told me the tricks. Clearly display my unabashed care for andrew, display a basic knowledge in the things that interest them, and overall just be polite and personable. I know all of this.. and I trust in myself, and yet somehow these doubts remain. I get the impression that they may always remain. Even with a blessing to our relationship, I doubt I could help but feel that my first impressions will never be changed. I will always be ditzy. Of course, that doesn't matter to the person who really matters; none of this silliness does. I matter to the person who really matters... Our happiness matters. Perhaps I'm an overachiever? Perhaps.
If I could give an exclusive noun to the relationship between andrew and I, it would be capitalized and more specific than the general definition of love. The general definition of love is not absolute, timeless, and perfect. Our love is all of those things and more.