I couldn't figure it out and honestly I still can't. It really freaked me out cause in that one instant I realized just how much I missed him. I thought about all the things about him that used to drive me up a wall, but this time they made me laugh. I thought about how I lied about everything I ever felt for him all in an effort to protect my heart, but my heart was still hurting. I thought about how despite and because of the history between us the likelihood of anything ever happening is slim and I started to wonder why I would even want this man in my life. But at the same time I couldn't figure out how I could delete him. Contradictory, yeah I know. But like I said my mind was fucked up.
I realized at that very moment that I still loved this man so much that it hurt. And it shocked me cause I never even verbally admitted that I loved him let alone that the feeling still existed after all this time. Cause logically I knew I shouldn't feel this way. How could I still care for him? How could my heart still skip a beat and my lungs have problems functioning when he enters a room? I was losing it, and I didn't like it. Matter of fact I hated it. Hated that someone could effortlessly effect my emotions.
So in an attempt to gain some control over myself I reminded myself that love is a two way street and this man didn't love me. I forced myself to relive the hurt and pain. I replayed the arguments, the disagreements, the lies and the disappointments. And when that didn't work, mainly because each one was followed by a memory that made me chuckle, or smile to myself, I went home got on my knees and I prayed. I prayed something I'd never thought I'd pray. I prayed to be free from the feeling of love. I prayed that I could release all the good between us and only hold on to the pain. I prayed that somehow this person decided that we didn't need to be friends. That friendship between us was pointless and allowed me to remove myself from his life. I prayed that I could be honest with myself and not focus on what I wished we were, but except what were. We weren't good for each other.
When I finished praying, I had no peace. I knew I'd prayed for the wrong thing. So I just cried.