"I'm Fine With That"
I said 'I'm fine with that' like I was doing them a favour by accepting. I was trying not to smile.
I said 'I'm fine with that' like I was doing them a favour by accepting. I was trying not to smile.
Everything that had escalated inside me had existed only there. She moved on untouched. I carried the weight.
Same trail, same weather, same day. Four people, four completely different experiences. Neither was lying. Both were telling the truth as they lived it.
A friend called from Norway blaming the terrain for his pain. The forest was fine. Twenty kilos too heavy and years without training was the problem.
At nineteen I got out of a car without thinking. At thirty I'd talk myself out of the same instinct for weeks. The signal didn't change. I did.
I thought freedom was money. A millionaire with no answer to his own question changed that.
I gave the same answer about my business twice, word for word, to different people. That's when I realized the answer was rehearsed.