Sinergy
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ORIGINAL: iwannapullurhair Ever had a longterm relationship for years and then you broke up? It has been years since, but you still love that person? I still miss my lost love. I don't even know where she is. When I was 17 I was doing the whole surfer tan, blond hair, holding a beer at a surf party and I ran into this woman with dazzling blue eyes and butt length blonde hair. Turns out she was 22 and preparing to take her oral exams for her PhD in Chemistry. Got her phone number. She helped me through a bunch of issues I had with girlfriends, and 9 months later we ended up together. We were sort of together for 3 years. She would dye her hair blue in cornrows, take it out, and have a 7 foot blue halo surrounding her. We would get punked out or new waved out and go dance until the club closed. We survived the 1981 Raincross Square DEVO riot. We made love to reggae. She said I was the only person she had ever met who could dance longer and more energetically than she could, and her friends considered her powered by atomic energy. But it was not to be. My life took me over there <---, and her life took her over ---->. I caught up with her doing a search for her name about 10 years ago, and found it attached to a science paper on some unpronouncable chemical. We spoke some, exchanged emails, but I suspect both of us knew that the gulf of time was too wide to be crossed. Part of me still loves her. But it is like that Bruce Springsteen song "Glory Days." The relationship only exists within the context of the time it existed in. So I am not certain my feelings of loss are for her as a person or for us in the early 80's as a punked out couple stealing away into the woods to make passionate love after picking peaches. Sinergy
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