
It's a blank page.
And as I look back, I remember speaking every word that coursed through my brain.
I remember filling that glass a little more every time.
I remember that Capri Sun never tasted so good.
I remember marking the fifth shot.
But I don't remember anything else after that.
Four glasses of $120 champagne and who-knows-how-many shots later,
You say I proceeded to expel the contents of my body all over you and my entire bathroom.
And I laid there for two hours in that agony.
And the best part? I don't remember that.
I only believe you because your drunken clean-up job didn't cover all of my mess.
And when I walked into that bathroom hungover, I was baffled by my projection range.
Seriously. I don't have any idea how I managed that.
And I don't regret it one bit.
Every single circumstance was in our favor and you babysat me.
I apparently became a toddler.
And I already thought I was immature.
Nobody knew, nobody cared, you stayed sober for the most part.
You held my hair back. You made me drink water.
You let me go as far as I wanted to go.
You let me figure out whether or not I had any control.
And I have no control.
What. So. Ever.
And if this had happened at a party
where nobody would carry me to the bed
or clean my face or tuck me in or even get me to the bathroom
I don't know exactly what would have happened.
But it would not have been good.
You sat there rubbing my back for two hours
telling me that I'd be okay.
And I'm okay.
Because you were with me.
Just today, one of my best friends came to me sobbing.
She had just found out she had lost her virginity to a guy.
Two months ago.
She was drunk, and she didn't remember.
And he had finally told one of his friends, who told her.
I can't explain to you how much it means to me that you were there
Picking up the pieces.
And you didn't even start to try to take advantage of my state.
I am so thankful that I have you.
And through everything we've been through, I can finally see
that you never really left me.
You were always there, and you always will be.