Today was gay pride and I didn't go.
I didn't go because I didn't want to.
Instead of going I went cycling with dad, which I found highly enjoyable. I then went to Jack's and spent a lot of the time that I was with him crying into his shirt because my mother was making me so fucking miserable.
Because I hadn't been to pride, I wasn't really in the mood for several people to harp on at me about how great it was and how much I missed out on. I personally think that's understandable as it makes for several /very/ uninteresting conversations. So I'm spending tonight at my dad's and am going to go out for a bike ride early tomorrow, before going to London with Jack. That is what I told my mum originally, because it honestly is part of the reason. I told her the whole reason (not being down with being ranted at about what I missed out on), and she started crying on the phone and said "ok, bye".
I DO NOT KNOW WHAT I DID WRONG.
Jack pointed out that she's more dramatic and emotional because she's been pissed since about 10am, but then speaking to Dad made more sense.
She shows me off.
I am the prize because I am going through conventional schooling in the typical manner and not doing too badly at it. I hope.
Because Pod has done things off his own back and in his own way, and floated around being with people for some times and not for others, he's expected to be like that. I've always been there, or I haven't. I've never left half way through and her being her she probably can't understand why I wouldn't want to go to a day long piss up. Me deciding to sleep at my dad's would've been the worst thing in the world because I'm not being sociable with her friends. Clearly that means I am turning my back on her, her life and everything else to do with her. Even though I specifically asked when she'd be around tomorrow so that I can see her.
that, my friends, is why this well appointed future will be semi detatched. I will be the one detatched from it; attatched only in the way that I have to be there. Well appointed by her, decided and planned perfectly to suit her needs.
I really don't think she cares about my well being; otherwise she might realise that I'm right about Millie, for example. Dad does.
Sometimes I almost - almost - wish that she /would/ move to London.
I can't believe I just said that.
Note To Self
Do these when back on MacC
http://www.selfcreation.com/awareness/selfaware_questions.htm