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Child of Seasons
Sep. 26th, 2003 12:50 pmSummary: How seasons relate to interpersonal patterns
( It's the time of the season )
It does indicate a place to be wary: part of me will desperately want a winter-SO (or two), someone(s) to hole up with in the coming months. The more I try to fight it, the worse off I'll feel. How can I reconcile this with my almost desperate need to not be tied down? Can I possibly simply love those whom I already love without feeling a need to take on the role of SO, for the security it seems to provide when the days are dark? It's always a balancing act of one kind or another. . .
( It's the time of the season )
It does indicate a place to be wary: part of me will desperately want a winter-SO (or two), someone(s) to hole up with in the coming months. The more I try to fight it, the worse off I'll feel. How can I reconcile this with my almost desperate need to not be tied down? Can I possibly simply love those whom I already love without feeling a need to take on the role of SO, for the security it seems to provide when the days are dark? It's always a balancing act of one kind or another. . .
