Growing up I feel as though we are lied to throughout our whole childhood whether it's Father Christmas or if you eat to many skittles your stomach turns rainbow, but in my personal and professional opinion I think the greatest lie we're told as kids is the perception of love. Your told that one day you'll meet a boy and hit it off and then ride of into the sunsets on unicorns, your told that love brings you happiness that it's the greatest emotion you could possibly feel and well to put it quite frankly that's a load of shit.
Now there's no denying love is a very powerful thing but it's truly the most painful thing a human can ever experience, you leave the situation never wanting to feel anything ever again because of how much you felt in the actual situation.
I may just be saying this because I'm in love with some who doesn't reciprocate my feelings whatsoever and maybe I should just stop loving them and try and find someone who does but it's so much easier said than done I've seen this boys hairy ass crack and still find myself crawling back after one I miss you text message. It's hard falling out of love with somebody you feel so strongly about it's like no matter how many times they shut you down or prove to you they don't care you can't stop loving them because every single part of you is just hoping that maybe they will one day reciprocate the feelings
As confusing as love can be there is one thing that I Annalise Turner am completely and utterly sure of about that matter and that is that I am absolutely head of heels in love with Dan Stone. Now it's a bit of a complicated one you see, one that takes me an hour to explain over FaceTime so I thought of the marvellous idea to write it down.
