27
Mar
This time isn’t about Mr. Possibility, or how he misses me or how he doesn’t. It’s not about the fact he didn’t turn out as I had hoped or that I didn’t kick him out of my life sooner than later. It’s not about who moves on first or last. It’s not about the relationship that was or the relationship that I wanted. It’s not about how I feel right now, how I felt six months ago or two weeks ago. It’s not about how I’ll feel tomorrow. It’s not about the fact that it hurt – or that at times, it stillhurts.
It’s about the fact that I’m letting myself feel it. And by feeling it, but forgiving myself for my tardiness and my endless optimism in love, I become a better me than I was before. While it may make me feel incredibly silly, naive and immature to have a broken heart that lusts after the past – it’s really not about how I feel, it’s about how I heal. Or rather, that I am.




![thedailywhat:
Dane Cook News of the Day: NBC announced today that it has signed a development deal with Dane Cook for a half-hour sitcom starring the controversial comedian.
While many networks sought to sign with Cook, it was the lowest-rated network that eventually snagged the stand-up comic. The as-yet-untitled show is expected to air next Fall.
Cook’s previous forays into broadcast TV land include an unaired sitcom called Cooked, and a recurring role on the ABC comedy series Maybe This Time. He most recently guest starred on an episode of Louis C.K.’s FX show Louie, where accusations of Cook’s joke-stealing were addressed.
[deadline.]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ls93zvQ7D41qzpwi0o1_400.jpg)
