claude123

I can't see the appeal of falling in love. At all. No matter what idea of love I hear, I don't like it. Wether there's one person for everyone Or you love people for their flaws and imperfections Or to work through your problems together, it just doesn't make sense. I prefer logical situations as a rule, but even if I was unbiased, i still don't think i'll understand it. How can you put so much faith into something that is illogical by principle? Love needs emotion, which follow no set rules or guidelines. It's like trying to solve a maths problem with nothing but variables and come out with a numerical soultion. You cannot make the ill

"It's just like all maths…' You told me, leaning over my shoulder, staring down at the algebra on my page "If you learn one formulae, the rest just follow" I was concentrating on your words of course. Not on the feel of your breath on my neck, or the sensation of you being so close to me. The maths always came first. The tiny digits on my page scrawled in black biro in front of me. If I took off my glasses, everything merged into one. I rather liked it that way. When I was younger, I remember that if things used to scare me, or I was never sure who to trust, I knew I could take off my glasses and let the world fall into it's own fuzzy comfo