[She lets out another sigh, and there's a somehow defeated note to it.]
I really, really wish it was that simple.
But a friend is DIFFERENT from a... you know. And... I'm not some low-self-esteem wreck or something, I think I'm a perfectly fucking good friend. I've got plenty of friends and I think I do well by them, so I've gotta be doing SOMETHING right, you know?
But it's different.
Having a really, really good friend isn't the same as having a frigging girlfriend and if I were in his shoes, and his screwed-up, wrong-side-of-the-tracks buddy with more issues than a National Geographic subscription turned out to want that ...
I'm not even his type. He ca-- he SHOULD do better.
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I really, really wish it was that simple.
But a friend is DIFFERENT from a... you know. And... I'm not some low-self-esteem wreck or something, I think I'm a perfectly fucking good friend. I've got plenty of friends and I think I do well by them, so I've gotta be doing SOMETHING right, you know?
But it's different.
Having a really, really good friend isn't the same as having a frigging girlfriend and if I were in his shoes, and his screwed-up, wrong-side-of-the-tracks buddy with more issues than a National Geographic subscription turned out to want that ...
I'm not even his type. He ca-- he SHOULD do better.