But in the past 72 hours, I've noticed that it's not always the big things that change you.
A series of seemingly small and meaningless events collaborated over the course of a weekend to change my perspective on the world quite substantially, to the point where I was genuinely shocked as a reflected on how I felt about my life 3 days ago.
It wasn't as much an emotional roller-coaster as it was a stroll around the scenic route.
I went from excited, to content, to confused, to anxious, to relieved, to complacent, to disappointed and hurt, resignation, pleasure, and perhaps even a tinge of regret.
All mixed in with copious amounts of alcohol (which may or may not be a contributing factor to my perceived problem).
But the changes in emotion were so smooth and subtle that I never really acknowledged them to myself.
It wasn't until it was all over that I realised the past 3 days had been one large significant event in themselves.
Although I suppose that's all life really is: a series of ever-changing circumstances.
Sometimes you see them, sometimes you don't.
But you will always feel them.
It felt like I was only between chapters, when in reality I was coming up to the end of the story.
Luckily there's still time for a sequel, keeping some of the old favourites, but hopefully introducing a whole batch of new characters (and eliminating the ones that simply failed to further the plot).
and so continues the comedy/drama narrative that is my life.
but The Story of Us will only ever be a chapter in the The Story of Me.
"the story of us looks a lot like a tragedy now" - Taylor Swift
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