i left in a hurry. Too soon for most people’s comfort. So much so that there were murmurs and suspicions as to reasons for my hasty departure. Somethings cannot be helped. Even if it was as trivial as having to be up early at work. Then again i had no reason to stay.
For once in my adult life i felt totally out of place, left out and isolated. With people who i know. Knew rather. Heck, i spent more time talking to absolute strangers instead of my apparent friends.
Add to the fact that i simmering with the presence of a certain drug laced casting couch prop didn’t help matter. Nor did the impending arrival of the lovelorn, sleaze ball agent pique my interest to see the object of his affection (or affliction depending who you ask) sternly message all and sundry to ask him to cease and desist his advances that can be only described as lecherous, which still is putting it lightly.
Neither did the presence of Lollywood’s answer to Laurel and Hardy nor did the Nosy Wannabe Director do me any favors rather than prolong my agony and increase my desire to lunge to the door.
Let’s face it, things change, people change, scenario’s change. And being at an ex’s birthday party isn’t exactly the best place to be when everyone’s monitoring you for change or any sign of resentment, jealousy or just anything to keep the rumor mill operational.
The world would be a better place the day we realize that change is inevitable. Except from a cabbie.
Now Listening To: Enter Shikari – The Feast











