The Light in the Wound
“—Lao Tzu.
They say that your junior year in college is the year that defines your future. You are thick into your major classes, you should be decided on what your degree will be and you are halfway to your goal of completing your education and starting your career. Jesse was as busy as ever, having won the MVP Award for his baseball team and voted Most Popular by the University student body. He was also voted Student Council President, which was the highest honor that could be bestowed upo...n someone looking to go places. I knew that it would open up a host of opportunities for him in the future. But to me, he was just Jesse. He continued to call me every night and made every effort to see me after class or on weekends. Sometimes he would ask me to stay late after school, so we could spend an hour or two together before he attended his meetings. By this time, I had noticed more changes in the way that I saw myself. I had become shy and withdrawn, insecure and jealous. Evie said it was because I wasn’t allowed to do anything or wear anything remotely reminiscent of the person I was before Jesse.MoreLess
They say that your junior year in college is the year that defines your future. You are thick into your major classes, you should be decided on what your degree will be and you are halfway to your goal of completing your education and starting your career. Jesse was as busy as ever, having won the MVP Award for his baseball team and voted Most Popular by the University student body. He was also voted Student Council President, which was the highest honor that could be bestowed upo...n someone looking to go places. I knew that it would open up a host of opportunities for him in the future. But to me, he was just Jesse. He continued to call me every night and made every effort to see me after class or on weekends. Sometimes he would ask me to stay late after school, so we could spend an hour or two together before he attended his meetings. By this time, I had noticed more changes in the way that I saw myself. I had become shy and withdrawn, insecure and jealous. Evie said it was because I wasn’t allowed to do anything or wear anything remotely reminiscent of the person I was before Jesse.MoreLess
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