Okay... let's see... I'm not sure how to explain this because I'm not really sure how it happened in the first place. And I was the sober one. You would think that if anyone knew, it would be me, but no.
So... yeah... Can you tell that I have no idea what to say? Because the little dot thingies, the periods, they have a name that I can't spell right now - that would be your first clue.
Okay. One at a time. I can do this.
*begins mentally chanting 'the little engine that could'*
I might have to take back what I said about Justin because of what happened Sunday - Saturday, too, plus a few other things, but it really comes down to Sunday. Sunday was his party, his 'my parents aren't home' party, which is a pretty popular reason for parties. Now, like I said before, I was the only sober one there and usually I'm not there at all because when you go to that kind of party, you don't drive home. And me? I usually need to go home so up until a few days ago I pretty much stayed away from the whole party scene. Not because I didn't want to be there, but because I thought that I physically couldn't.
I decided to try on Sunday because Adam was leaving late that night - he had work at 8:00 am - so I would have a way out if I needed it. I also figured that, in the event that I started going downhill, I could go off to a different part of the house, some place quiet, and take my meds.
And, miracle of miracles, I was.
*pauses for a moment*
My computer froze so everything above this line is all copied from the original and everything below it is brand new. I realize that I could probably re-write the stuff up there, make it less babbly, but babbly is how it came out and babbly it shall stay. You don't mind, I don't mind, there's no real reason to change it.
*sighs and says goodbye to the moment*
Onward march.
Justin is not a physical person, not in an affectionate way. He gives off that 'don't touch me' kind of vibe. Some people you just feel like hugging and others you never even think about hugging them, and that's the kind of person I thought he was, a non-hugger. I was wrong. He was extremely affectionate with me and it was all really comfortable, like we'd always been like that, it had that feel of familiarity. It just felt... right. I'm not saying that it was, but it certainly felt that way.
He said the only people he's ever physical with are the people that are really important to him.
Dale... time to explain drunken Dale, otherwise the giggling thing doesn't really make a lot of sense or have any kind of importance. When Dale drinks he's either really happy and fun or he's ticked off and moody. He can change from one to the other pretty quickly and it doesn't always take something big to set him off. So Dale, he comes into the living room where Justin and I were curled up on the couch together, and starts giggling like a crazy person. He just found the whole thing to be insanely amusing. He must have because he came back a few more times and left giggling each time.
He did have a period after that when he was all moody, but I think the two of us was only part of that because his girlfriend was supposed to come and then she had to cancel at the last minute. He doesn't get to see her a lot and that's been a problem with them for a while. It really bothers him, and I think that's where most of the moodiness came from because later he pulled Justin aside and, from what I can remember of what Justin could remember, he basically gave his blessing.
I almost lost Dale before because of something very similar - the whole Peter fiasco at Chad's going away party - and him laughing was exactly what I needed. I needed that blessing.
So the party went on, people got drunker, and I remained sober as ever. Most of the people thought that I was drunk, but I was just letting the silly free with the help of some caffeine and crazy friends. I ended up going to bed around 2:00 am, I think, and ended up in Justin's bed because Dale had already claimed the brother's bed and Joe was passed out on the futon so there weren't any other beds left. I popped out my contacts, brushed my teeth and crawled into bed. I don't know how long it was before Justin came to bed, but not too long, maybe half an hour or so. He went through his whole night routine and got in beside me. When I fell asleep I was a good bit away from him, with my back to him, but when I woke up next we were spooned together perfectly. He was holding onto me like I was the world's best teddy bear and once again it just felt right. Normal. Familiar. Comfortable.
Oh, and for the record, I am a
very good kisser.
The End.