Relationship Blabber.

Lately, I have been thinking about what a relationship and the term "romantic" means. I have my own definitions, as does everyone else, but how do these definitions come into play and how much do we stick to them? For instance, is a relationship when you meet someone who is reading the same dictionary as you? Or is it settling for which ever dictionary the boy or girl that shows you the slightest attention is reading? Can you teach or learn to look at a "romantic relationship" in a different way?

Or we can over analyze everything about a relationship, like I am doing now. But I guess what I am trying to say is I have realized I do not want a typical relationship. I don't want to lay in bed all day and get gain boyfriend pounds or have a set date night. There doesn't need to be any titles of what we are to each other, because titles just ruin everything. Just two people who love each other's company, thoughts, and laughs but who need space from time to time. I want anything I love in my life to be easy, sincere and unquestionable. I want someone to be my best friend who will do silly things with me out of his own curiosity, not because I want to. I want someone who can sit on a rooftop with strangers and watch old movies then go for a walk around the neighborhood. Someone who is so caught up with his own thoughts and ideas that every time we see each other he has a new project in the works or just heard the coolest band.

As Hannah from GIRLS said, "I just want someone who...thinks I'm the best person in the world..."


I should get out more.