So, if you know me pretty well, and if I've actually bothered to talk about it, I think dreams and nightmares are amazing. I'd rather have a nightmare than no dream at all.
Well, maybe I was a little wrong. Because last night, I had a dream/nightmare/whatever, and it scares the HECK out of me. It seemed so realistic, and actually, to my horrid dismay, COULD happen (not to say it will -- It's just possible), and I really didn't want to talk about it to anyone that would sit there and go "Oh, PLEASE! Not AGAIN!" or something retarded.
So I'm telling you, my blog-reading lovers. Because you can't come all the way to Oklahoma to chew me out over a dream, or about how freakishly pathetic this sounds. Which I know, "IT IS NOT!", but seriously... IT IS.
First of all, before I say this, I'm head-over-heels crazy for him, and you all know that. But I'm trying to pretend I'm not, so none of the gush here, kay?
Okay. Sigh. Here we go, guys.
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So I was on this road trip (this is where it started, no lie, ha) that was coming to a close, but I could tell we were in New Mexico (...). I was in this little car, in the backseat of my grandparents car, next to my FIANCEE, who was really tall and gorgeous, with dark hair, dark eyes, and all muscular and just... Beautiful. And (you know how you already know the backstory in a dream, here, so bear with me) I was just leaning on him for the whole trip, as we all talked. This guy, known only to me now as The Nameless Fiancee, had only known me for a matter of months, and we were getting married right out of high school. None of my friends knew this, and I didn't have any plans to tell them (It was like I was out for revenge or something), and it was in the earlier part of June, when we'd just gotten out of school.
As it turns out ("DING!" goes the little dream-voice in my head), the place that we stopped was the place that we were supposed to be getting married --- THAT DAY. I was nervous, kind of obviously, but I went in, dressed up and everything, and saw the inside of the building. The Nameless Fiancee had picked the place out, but it was HORRIBLE. It was old, so old that all the white in the building was yellowed, and looked gaudy, not to mention that the whole place was made out of wood, the white paint chipped off of everywhere.
But I was getting married. And I hid my disappointment.
Before the whole ceremony, we were all eating together (it gets weird here, I'll admit) from this cake that looked like one of those cheesey "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" cakes from Wal*Mart, and I was leaning on my fiancee again, trying to hold his hand and everythig. Someone across from us at the plasti-table kind of laughs and says their congratulations (as I'm still trying to hold the hand of my stiff-as-a-board chosen one), and he says "Yes. I'm very lucky." in his dark, sexy voice...
Without smiling. Or looking down at me. Or caring.
And then it kind of hits me in this panicky flurry that this wasn't what I wanted at all. I wanted someone to look at me like they really loved me, or to reach for MY hand, as opposed to me reaching always for theirs. I wanted someone who would want to surprise and impress me, and go out of their way to try to be more amazing than I already thought they are.
As you may have guessed, The Nameless Fiancee did not live up to this expectation.
I tried to imagine living with him the rest of my life - It was miserable. I tried thinking about eating and sleeping and just doing everything with him, and it all seemed so worthless.
And crying, I ran to the bathroom.
The bathroom (which was DISGUSTING, by the way) turned into my hideout, and I cried, perched on the top of the toilet in my white (slightly ugly) dress. All of my family left after trying to plead me out (I did explain. In a "Aaahahhhhican'tlovehimmmmM!" kind of wail thing), The Nameless Fiancee not even trying. I didn't have any ring to get rid of; the whole thing had been really sudden, so after a couple hours of torture (I'd guess... It actually seemed like minutes...), I pulled out my cell phone and called Morgan.
Yep. That's right. MY Morgan.
He had no clue WHY I was in New Mexico, or WHY I was crying, but without asking, he just coaxed out the address of the church from me and promised to meet me there. And he did. He knocked on the bathroom door and told me that it was him, and when I let him in, he sighed really deep and kind of nodded (upon seeing the dress... Lauren, you're an IDIOTTT), and then gave me a hug and a long ride home. We didn't talk the whole way there, but when we finally got to my house (I was in an apartment - ready to go to college, I guess) he stopped the car and looks over at me and says:
"I think we need to talk. Really talk."
And that was it.
And it scares the freak out of me.
AHH.
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In other news, rehersal's been upped to seven long hours tomorrow. Meaning seven LOOONG hours of dancing retardedly in high heels and skirts in the dark, screaming for mercy and rides.
Woooo.