Growing up, people come in and out of your life. That revolving door of people only becomes more crowded as you get older and start working.
In your twenties, you meet so many temporary people that you start to wonder if you actually met these people.
You spend so much time with your co-workers, you begin to learn too much about each other.
You start opening yourself up to people that you will only know for a year or less. At some point, you start to wonder when did relationships start meaning so little.
When did relationships become knowing each other’s coffee order, but not knowing what happened to that person that lead them to never trust opening an egg again?
When did relationships become something that ended after a year or two, and is never looked at again?
Why is that person you spent outside with until 3am drinking cans of four loko, and complaining about how you cannot see stars in the city no longer in your life?
How can you just move on like these moments never happened?
How does this keep happening?
About the Creator
Savannah McCain
I'm just a potato trying to become the best vodka I can be. My writing has no purpose. When I write, I write what is on my mind at the time. Some days I can write something funny and sweet, and others I would write something dark.
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