Conditioning in the Distance

Vendem Kyma Guevara, a not-so-woman who despises nostalgic tragedies. When she was younger, she told herself that everything she had was a part of the Conditioning. The things she experienced were part of her training. Even the distance mingled; she was trained to give him all he wanted.

As the days turned into months and years, Kyma noticed patterns emerging. She observed how the sound of cars approaching their front door triggered a surge of anticipation within her. It was as if her body had been trained to associate those sounds with the arrival of someone significant in her life. She would find herself salivating with anticipation, her heart racing in anticipation of the unknown.

According to Ivan Pavlov's classical conditioning theory, learning occurs unconsciously in response to paired stimuli in the same way she into him. Naisip niyang nasanay lamang sya. Sinanay lamang siya!

The changing seasons and familiar settings also affected Kyma's emotional predicament. Each season they brought forth a different set of memories and associations. The usual scenes of her everyday life were intertwined with memories and emotions.

Despite the physical distance that separates them, Kyma will never forget him. Lagi niya itong kaagaw noon pa man. Dapat talagang kinalimutan nya nalang ang tinuring nyang kaibigan. What will happen if she discovers that he is in love with the girl that she desires as well?