I never had friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve.
Jesus, does anyone?
I just watched Stand By Me again. It's the second time I watched it but only now have I really connected with it.
I watch it and think; that's what real friendship is.
The thing about that film is it's one, set in 50s America, a place and time I would kill to see, and two, it's showing what I never had.
I dunno, thats bad english and Im not really making sense but basically, I cry when I watch that film because it has something in it, the story has something that I'm jealous of; simple, natural, but unconditional friendship. Sometimes I think, what would life be like if we didnt have mobiles, the internet or computers.. and i always think that maybe we'd have better relationships, especially with the ones near to us, and we'd be more wordly and we would definitely be able to have fun and a good time by just being with the people we like.
Now, for me at least, I'm plagued by the question; 'What are we gonna do?'
(i was before i moved. now i have no friends nearby other than Christine and all I do is work; which is a good thing i think because I came to London not to party but to work hard and get into a good degree course)
What are we gonna do? I don't know, it shouldnt matter. It's sad, I know it's sad and I guess that's why I get so worked up over that film. Over the summer I've suggested fishing trips, road trips, camping, all that kind of stuff and none of my friend's supported it, they all said that it'd be boring. Actually, once when i said maybe we should go on a fishing trip, someone asked me 'But what are we gonna do?'
Hm.
I dunno.., I just wished that when I was twelve, I did live a life outside of my house. Or my friend's houses. I answered a question yesterday that read;
Where did you used to hang out when you were 10?
I answered; At home. Or at my friend's houses playing video games.
I wish that when I was a kid, after school I didn't come sraight home. I wish that me and my friend's went to a place where we could talk about the stuff that mattered to us, the stupid kid stuff that really doesn't make sense or if it does, it has no point. God, it's depressing, I'm 18 and I already miss being a kid..
But it's not what I did when I was a kid that I miss, it's the stuff I didn't do.