breaking down the alienation of mass culture, one personal story at a time.
I have never, ever, been in the company of a woman that looked better in a pair of g-string panties than Ananta. When I met her at the tail end of summer, when the leaves were turning, and the days were getting shorter, I thought my prayers had been answered. She was lovely. I would walk down the street with her, and other women couldn't take their eyes off of her. She looked incredible in Seven jeans, and even better in a little black dress, with just a hint of makeup. There was no one that looked like Ananta, she was unique, in a universe of sameness. She could cook too, god could she cook. But despite her many talents, some that I have outlined here, and others that are unmentionable, I had to end things last night.
This worries me. What will it take to feel happiness again. To feel comfortable waking up beside someone else. I have had the nagging feeling that things were not right for sometime. I tried everything to love Ananta, but the truth is, I am full of anger and hate.
There is no love.