matters of the heart...
2 years later. im 26 and slowly but surely finding myself wanting more. a reformed "player" no longer wanting to be promiscuous. slowly but surely unlatching the locks of my heart and letting people in. sometimes good, sometimes bad...once or twice feeling that i was theived of my dignity in the middle of the night while i slept. wanting to hide, reverting back to my security blanket...lying in bed and pulling it over my head. kinda like Linus of Charlie Brown, but better looking :) that and i dont suck my thumb, often....
im now 28 years old. i have matured in the relationship dept. where once, i couldnt keep my hands ( and / or other parts of the anatomy ) to myself... now i find myself wanting to give, and not just a lil, but EVERYTHING. its the most wonderful, yet most agonizing emotional state. which is why people shy away from relationships, dont like commitment and generally avoid letting anyone anywhere close to their heart.
Today im watching STAR TREK, not the NEXT GENERATION, but the ultra cheese - kirk bangs every race known to man - star ships are flying around on pieces of thread - and you get that feeling, somewhere deep down inside that Dr McCoy and Spock are having a secret gay love affair. which makes one wonder, what does Spocks face look like when having sex... i cant think of anything worse then getting down and dirty with a Vulcan. actually now that i think about it, i think i have seen that face on more then one occasion LoL. Back to the point:
This episode revolved around "Love" and McCoy had this great line that he delivered to Spock after Spock made a comment regarding seeing Kirk in so much pain and agony over the loss of the woman he loved. The line was this -
"I pity you more then i do the captain" the rest is a loose translation:
the point being made was that Spock, void of emotion was the tragic figure in a way. For Spock will never feel the wonders, the pain, the torment nor satisfaction of Love. the miserable failures and the triumphant successes and everything inbetween. the line made me smile, then think... such a discussion would make great debate. the debate being this:
David.