Necrosis
En bokstavelig bjørn som later som om han er menne
- Feb 23, 2023
- 69
I woke up from a horrible time to having a lovely morning. It was dark outside still but I realized it's snowing. It's snowing beautifully.
I think the only time I am truly happy and content is when it is snowing, and the ground is covered, and I know if I feel like it I can walk through it in the woods and watch it fall or lay in it.
But it doesn't snow as much as it used to compared to when I was a kid. I watch it lessen steadily as I grow older. I watch it start later in the year AFTER the holidays and last only 3 months if I'm lucky. I feel like I am losing one of the few things I live for.
It does not help that my partner and I have been talking about plans to move for years. They understand I want, no, NEED snow. They are adamant about wanting to buy land in Virginia to be close to family. Our compromise was that we will buy land in high elevation in hopes of getting snow....This is not reassuring to me. I live in the midwest. This snow won't compete. I won't be getting the blizzards I've been patiently waiting for again every couple years. I half joke (it is barely a joke, almost completely serious) about just living in Virginia during the summer/spring and staying in my old area or possibly more up north during the fall/winter. I just don't know what to do. My partner refuses to live in my state, which I understand. I am not forcing anybody. I just truly have no idea how I will cope.
I am watching the snow now, crying. It has been so long since I cried. It has been so hard to lately, but now I can't stop. The snowfall is starting to slow (it will pick up again, it is supposed to snow nearly all day) but I feel like my true love is leaving me. I am filled with so much grief. I am not familiar with all of the U.S.. I don't know which states between the midwest and east coast get the most snowfall, and have the forests me and my partner need. I don't know where I could even possibly suggest as an alternative for us, so that we could both be content. I feel like I just have to accept my loss. This will take such a toll on my mental health eventually if I do move. They had asked me last night, "you dont want to have a garden with me?" I said I did which meant I wouldn't be giving up on life. But I could not also tell them I want a garden of snow. I want to watch our plants sleep and awake every year. I want to see our naked trees covered in blankets of snow. I want to have fires with them at night as we watch the snow fall. I do not know how much longer my partner will have with me if I leave where me and my other love meet every year.
Min kjære, du holder meg rundt år etter år. Du finner meg i mørket, når jeg er kald. Når vi omfavner blir jeg varmere. Hvis jeg forlater deg, må jeg finne at kroppen min blir kald for å huske deg.
I think the only time I am truly happy and content is when it is snowing, and the ground is covered, and I know if I feel like it I can walk through it in the woods and watch it fall or lay in it.
But it doesn't snow as much as it used to compared to when I was a kid. I watch it lessen steadily as I grow older. I watch it start later in the year AFTER the holidays and last only 3 months if I'm lucky. I feel like I am losing one of the few things I live for.
It does not help that my partner and I have been talking about plans to move for years. They understand I want, no, NEED snow. They are adamant about wanting to buy land in Virginia to be close to family. Our compromise was that we will buy land in high elevation in hopes of getting snow....This is not reassuring to me. I live in the midwest. This snow won't compete. I won't be getting the blizzards I've been patiently waiting for again every couple years. I half joke (it is barely a joke, almost completely serious) about just living in Virginia during the summer/spring and staying in my old area or possibly more up north during the fall/winter. I just don't know what to do. My partner refuses to live in my state, which I understand. I am not forcing anybody. I just truly have no idea how I will cope.
I am watching the snow now, crying. It has been so long since I cried. It has been so hard to lately, but now I can't stop. The snowfall is starting to slow (it will pick up again, it is supposed to snow nearly all day) but I feel like my true love is leaving me. I am filled with so much grief. I am not familiar with all of the U.S.. I don't know which states between the midwest and east coast get the most snowfall, and have the forests me and my partner need. I don't know where I could even possibly suggest as an alternative for us, so that we could both be content. I feel like I just have to accept my loss. This will take such a toll on my mental health eventually if I do move. They had asked me last night, "you dont want to have a garden with me?" I said I did which meant I wouldn't be giving up on life. But I could not also tell them I want a garden of snow. I want to watch our plants sleep and awake every year. I want to see our naked trees covered in blankets of snow. I want to have fires with them at night as we watch the snow fall. I do not know how much longer my partner will have with me if I leave where me and my other love meet every year.
Min kjære, du holder meg rundt år etter år. Du finner meg i mørket, når jeg er kald. Når vi omfavner blir jeg varmere. Hvis jeg forlater deg, må jeg finne at kroppen min blir kald for å huske deg.