This is a Journal entry by Marcus Arac, connoisseur of manly Ausgirls since 2002.
I come from a land down under
Marcus Arac, connoisseur of manly Ausgirls since 2002. Started conversation Apr 3, 2003
16 days and about twelve hours and I'll be Leaving On A Jet Plane.
That's... no time. No time at /all/ in the scheme of things, is it? And yet it's not really sunk in. So I write to sink it. 16 days, twelve hours, I will be boarding a Boeing 747 and flying though the air - first to a disease infested Singapore, and then to Australia, where I will be landing in Sydney International Airport there to gaze blearily at a girl.
That is some /scary/ stuff, people.
She's a special girl, in various senses of the word.
Maybe certain people need a certain kind of people, and that's all there is to the matter. I... despair at the world, sometimes, I worry that it's /not the way I think it should be/. Too simplistic. Too shallow. My hope is that no matter what a person thinks of themselves, no matter how much they wallow in their own self-loathing, there is someone out there who will adore them - worship the ground they walk upon more than they ever would have dared consider.
And I adore her. I'm beginning to get that annoying, uplifting pressure behind my breastbone when I think about her. But then... I've felt that before, so there's caution, and there's fear, and it all gets mixed up in my head to the point where I can't think about it at all. Instead I just plunge on with practicalities and hope and pray that it will turn out /right/.
Every time I take a leap like that, I come away a winner, laughing all the way to the bank. Still, every time, there's the fear.
Wish me luck.
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