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heather-in-heels · 6 years ago

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Sam

This is a love story, but it is only love in the sense of meeting a person who changes you forever. You meet them at a time in your life when you need their fresh set of eyes the most. As a result, you wind up in love with them. Not a romantic love, but a thoughtful love where you know you left an imprint on their heart and they left one on yours, too.

Sam was a New Yorker, I live in the Los Angeles Valley. East Coast. West Coast. Over 2000 miles in between. That has all the trappings for a romcom waiting to happen, but in reality it doesn’t pan out as meet cute as you imagine.

We met on Tinder. Another setback. This is the end all, be all, of the apps for hookups. Swiping and uploading your best photos — voila, maybe you find your true love because an algorithm and narcissism said it should be so!

I’ve always liked to read the captions. His read, “If you have a good world view and you enjoy movies, candy, wine, and adventures... I think we would get along just fine.”

Swipe right. Hard right.

So I gotta ask what you do for work cause you clearly have more than the rest of us :-)

Also... hi :-)

That was his first message to me. I had to dig far into the recesses of my Tinder profile to find it. The message made sense if you know me. Most of my online dating photos are me with brand mascots. I write about characters and they’re in 70%, if not more, of my iPhone’s photos.

Hi Sam. Winking emoji.

That was my first message back to him.

Sam was staying in Canoga Park, a part of the San Fernando Valley I knew well(ish). It was a little more foreign to him. Kind of like how I felt about Brooklyn, where he lived and I had never been.

We talked for several days, on and off the app. He asked me out. I said yes and our first date was on March 12th. Sunday. I never go out on Sunday nights. That’s because I am boring. I go to bed early. There was something about him, though. If the conversation in person was half as good as the one through text, I had to meet him. This could either work for or against me, but that’s the bet you take on any date.

When Sam walked into the restaurant/bar, my eyes felt like a row of jackpot symbols at a casino. He looked like the actor Patrick Wilson. He dressed well. He was funny and thoughtful and witty. I felt like I won some kind of lottery I didn’t know existed. We all put our best foot forward on the first date, but this wasn’t the best version of him. This was him. I was seeing every bright part right now. The color gold in a world gone gray.

This was exactly the kind of person I wanted to be with when I saw my future. Previously in this episode of Heather’s Life, I had dated nothing but scrubs as my girlfriends liked to call them. I didn’t know what it was like to date a good guy.

I went to the bathroom at one point and when I came out, he was chatting with the people at the table behind us. He had also hung up my coat, that I had carelessly tossed onto my chair, onto a hook. I stood and watched him speaking with these people for a moment, smiling. It was so him. Charming the whole room and everyone in it.

I’m leaving out my favorite detail. He came bearing a gift. We had been talking about our favorite candy before we met and I said mine were Twizzlers. He brought a pack with him.

I never ate the Twizzlers. It was such an unspeakably simple, kind act that I wanted to hang on to them.

We talked about our lives and selves and dreams. He told me about how he saw Daft Punk live at their Alive tour. We talked about our mutual love for EDM. He talked about his DJ’ing he had done before. Rick and Morty, and how he identified as Rick. Anne Hathaway, his celebrity crush. His dream of becoming a late night talk show host. How he hated missing the turn exits on the freeway and having to drive further out.

Sam was a man of spontaneity, something I, as a person, have never been able to do. No, wait. I was spontaneous once. I used to take trips, even though I had debt and little money to spend. Then I turned 30 and stopped doing a lot of things. Sam insisted that this was no excuse. No way to live. He had debt too, but it didn’t stop him from showing up or living life.

Hours later, we got ready to leave. He offered to give me a ride home. I never say yes to these kinds of offers. But, I felt safe with Sam. I knew it would be okay.

We drove the short distance back to my place, singing along to Taylor Swift on his Apple Music. Full blast to “Style.” We missed an exit on the way, but he laughed it off.

A good first date. An even better first kiss.

Life went on. He went home and I stayed put. Both of us worked a lot. I should add here that he worked so much. Rivaling myself, and that is not a good thing either.

A few months later, some texts in between, me going on dud dates with other guys, Sam texts me to say he’s coming back to California. “Let’s hang out!”

I jumped at the chance to see him again.

See, it happened. A second date. We weren’t supposed to get another, but we did and the catching up was even better the second time around. Things were changing for the both of us, on the up and up. I was getting my student loans paid off. He was interviewing for new design clients in San Diego.

Another drive back to my place together, and then we decided to go out again the next night.

Three dates? Inconceivable! He had a surprise for me this time. We were going to a carnival. He was the driver and I was the passenger. But, even though I had no idea where this carnival was, I still directed him to the right place. I had a feeling I knew where it was when he mentioned seeing certain landmarks and it wasn’t in Van Nuys. I won a stuffed otter as a prize.

Later that night (well, it was more like later that morning), we drove back to my place. I had a thought on the way there. Why go home at all? He had always wanted to go to Malibu and I live close enough. It was a beautiful night and I suggested that we drive down to the ocean.

Sam was so excited to do it. The drive was a straight shot down one road. The top to the car was down, the wind was blowing, and Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream” was blasting on his Apple Music. It reminded me of that moment in the movie The Perks of Being a Wallflower when the main characters are driving through a tunnel listening to David Bowie and feeling, as the protagonist Charlie called it, infinite. Every time I turned to look at Sam, he was grinning from ear to ear. He was having the time of his life. And even though I was a mess, with my hair everywhere and no makeup on, I was too.

Life and time went on after that night and we went back to our respective worlds. October approached and with it the New York trip I was going on. I had been working myself to the bone every night after work for months and was exhausted and excited for it to finally come together. Sam had mentioned we could hang out when I got to New York. We FaceTimed a few times together and he, somewhat begrudgingly, admitted he would go with me to Katz’s Deli. There were way better food places than Katz’s to go to, he said.

What was our last conversation about? The last conversation I had no idea would be the last one? Bob Ross. He loved Bob Ross and I found a game on some website that you could play and told Sam about it. We admitted that it did look a little challenging to play and maybe it could be played by someone else later on.

That was the last time I talked to him.

I found out about Sam’s death on Friday September 28th. I was packing my suitcase for the New York trip. Then, I saw a Facebook post about him. He had died.

The five stages of grief rolled out fairly quickly. Denial, because it felt like a sick joke. Anger, because I could not understand. Bargaining, because all I could see was this beautiful, living, laughing boy. Why did he die when so many horrible men get to live? Depression. Acceptance.

I haven’t gone through the fifth stage yet. I think I’m still stuck in the fourth.

I put a black dress in my suitcase first, rolled into a tight ball. The Twizzlers occupied their own side pocket. I gradually packed throughout the night in between taking calls and answering texts from concerned friends and family. Sometimes I would pause while packing and stare off into space. Or I would pack while crying because my brain kept telling me to move forward.

When I arrived to the airport on Saturday, I felt like I was walking through JELL-O. Everything was a dull roar. I stared off aimlessly into space for about an hour before I decided to go sit at a bar. I drank at a rock and roll themed bar and talked to a stranger sitting next to me about what had happened. I don’t know how we stumbled into this conversation. He was a VP for a banking firm in New York. Had 500 employees under him. Knew what it was like to lose someone and shared his own story with me. I felt less alone.

The turning point, which I tell everyone about, happened at 12:30 AM on a Sunday morning. I had arrived to my hotel by then and didn’t know what to do with myself. I was hungry and went to the pizza place next door. In front of me was a couple from Australia. Behind me was a guy from Atlanta. Behind him was a woman from Fort Lauderdale. Everyone was from a different place in the world, all gathered together for pizza.

It changed everything for me, this moment. This was the first time in years where I felt a connection. I haven’t gone out or done much in awhile now. I sleep, I work, I go home, and work some more so I can pay my student loan off. This loan has taken over my life and it totally shows.

I don’t live, and I am trying very hard to get better about that. This is something Sam, in the little time I knew him, told me I needed to do. I used to fight him on this. Everything is too expensive. He would counter that he also had debt. I need to be working during this time. He told me you can work at any age. Finally, I would get to the bottom of it all and admit that everything was so fragile. My life is like a carpet that is always close to getting yanked out from underneath me. I don’t have a husband or children or a house or anything that a lot of people have at my age. I’ve gotten to the point where I am grabbing this carpet and refusing to let go because I am too afraid of what happens when there is no more carpet.

At the core of myself, this kind of behavior infuriates me. The me that I am and have always been. The me that Sam saw. She sees me doing this and knows it’s actually childish behavior. She is a person who tells me to be kinder, keep doing more, and do not believe one state or city or country can stop you. She keeps the faith that it will all work out even though she doesn’t know how.

That Sunday morning was the first time in awhile I felt connected.

Several hours later, I prepared to say goodbye. I had asked his cousin in advance if I could go to his service, out of concern that it would not be appropriate since I knew so little about him. She graciously said I could go. The outfit I had to wear, the drive into Brooklyn, the absolute feeling that this was concrete and final. He was gone.

The drive to Brooklyn was my first one there. As the car got closer to the building, I saw all of the cop cars blocking off the streets and everyone heading into the building. There were so many people. Every single one impacted by him. Most of them were crying.

I had never been to a funeral for an Orthodox Jewish family before. The actual burial would take place off-site. No cremation. No flowers or wake. A shiva would be held on Wednesday. The men and women sat on opposite sides of the room with folding tables standing in place between us. We may have been separated, but grief held everyone together like a nasty cobweb we were all trapped inside.

The first moment I heard the fine print details behind Sam’s debt was when his brother delivered his speech. I knew Sam had debt, of course. Knew how much and how he had incurred this debt.

What I didn’t know that even in debt Sam kept giving to everyone he knew. He continued to financially support his family. He paid for everything he could with the little he had. He gave what a reasonable person would not or what they would try to excuse themselves from doing. When I told him I was coming to New York, he offered to let me stay at his place. I laughed when I heard that. Part of it was because it was funny, since I assured him I already had a hotel room. The other part was that I could not imagine making an offer to a person I barely knew.

In retrospect, I saw that every action, every decision, came from a place where kindness and love were put forth first. Give, and maybe ask questions later. He loved you for who you were and wanted to be there to support you at every turn.

I cried a lot.

When I left, a monarch butterfly flew in front of my Lyft car. That butterfly was completely Sam’s spirit. I just knew it. He would not want me to go back to the hotel and cry. This was a big week for my career and my dreams. Months of hard work went into this week. I could not disappoint the people involved. This meant just as much to me as it did to them.

What followed, in light of a deeply dark day, was a beautiful week. The gala was a hit, I walked up to the NASDAQ stage instead of crawling this year (young me crawled so I could walk... I get it now!), and the panel was amazing.

“Great minds unthink alike.” It was the company 15th anniversary theme and one I felt throughout the entire week. Connection remained a personal running theme for myself. I felt myself connect in New York City. This was a city that used to scare me during previous visits because I didn’t think I had a place there. It was different this time. I have friends, I have work. I have a network that I did not have years ago. I can walk anywhere. Everything is open 24/7, there’s something new to explore, and new faces just waiting to be met.

I saw a similar monarch butterfly a week ago. It made me smile. I knew it was him. Don’t ask me how I knew something like this. I just do.

Sam came into my life at a time when I needed a new perspective. He taught me that there are men out there that will love me for who I am. He also taught me to go out there and chase adventure. I’m 30. I’ll be 31 soon. It sounds like it’s a little late in life to learn lessons like these, but I don’t think it is.

I wonder if this is just the beginning.

For the rest of my life, I will be thankful to have known him. A little bit of time is better than no time at all and he was, and will always be, a teenage dream to me.

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sizzlingasianpersuasion · 8 years ago

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New Year, Same Mistakes

There’s rain coming down and I’m watching the raindrops trickle down my driver’s side window. The left side of my face is pressed against the cold, my tears are falling faster than the rain.

“You’re a stupid shit,” I think to myself. “You keep making the same stupid mistakes. You will never amount to anything. You are still nothing and you should have killed yourself a long time ago.”

Once the downhill of your depression has already been made, it’s like a ski slope you’ve already been down before. You get faster to the bottom with each practice. I would have numerous medals based on how quickly I get to the lowest, darkest place in my mind.

I get a call from an adoring fan/friend, who is one of a very small group of people who understands me in a way most do not. I read the transcript of his voicemail and I cry harder. He saw my self-defeating Twitter post and called to check up on me and reassure me he is there to be a friend. I just felt shittier.

I’m the type of person who crumbles under people’s generosity and kindness when I am in a depressed state of mind. I have been programmed to believe I do not deserve it.

As I approach my 32nd birthday, I criticize myself even more that I still don’t have my shit together. “You keep trying and you keep failing, why do you still bother?” is what I ask myself at this age.

I was deceived by a professional con-man. I am ashamed that I foolishly believed this man, who said he was working for a professional athlete, that was interested in seeing me. I was offered a large sum of money for two weeks, enough that it would completely wipe out my debt and have plenty left over.

I won’t go into all the details, but this guy was good. I have to give him that. But I should have listened to my engineer, who warned me this was probably a scam. But I already had to borrow money from him to pay bills, I haven’t been able to pay my student loans, and with the end of the year, comes taxes, and I already owe the government a few thousand from last year.

My student loans, plus the loan I took out to help me move to Las Vegas, and let’s add what I owe to IRS for just 2015 alone, since I do plan to pay my taxes unlike our President-Elect, is about 67K. And I know there are other debts floating out there that also have to be resolved, and I don’t even want to know what the real figure is.

So maybe you can understand why, when I think there might be a chance I can earn enough to wipe my debt clean, I don’t think quite as clearly as I should. The figure weighs heavily upon my mind. And in December, I only had four calls, so I went into more debt because I didn’t have enough for all my expenses.

As I sat in my vehicle, wailing to myself, glad to have finally gotten my windows tinted this past year, but knowing people could probably still see and hear me, I thought about the texts my mother sent me this past summer.

In a previous post, when I was discussing my trip to LA and an interaction I had with another provider, I wrote that my mother implied I was a diseased whore and I left New York with telling myself I will never talk to her again. I’ve mentioned how tumultuous the relationship with my mother has been in the past, and after I was home in July, I thought it best she remains out of my life while I try to learn to love myself. A lot of my insecurities stem from my mother.

In July, I owed three car payments. I was paying the average minimum of what my actual car payment was supposed to be each month, which is about $400. But I had gotten into a hole a couple times in the beginning of the year, where I wasn’t able to pay one month, and then it happened again a couple months later. I was finally up to being able to pay the monthly payment, but not enough to pay the $800 from the missed payments, plus the monthly $400.

My parents were getting calls from the loan collector. I explained to my mother what had happened, but that I was back on track and just needed a little more time to pay back the missed payments. She decided to make a payment with her credit card. My parents are in just as much debt as I am, maybe a little less, and they’re both retired.

I didn’t ask her to do that for me. I didn’t want her to do that for me. I knew my mother too well. I knew this would backfire on me. And it did.

My mother has the tendency to do something nice for me, then shove it in my face later on, making me feel guilty and horrible she did it in the first place. I felt like she would do something kind just to use it as a weapon to strike me down at a later time.

At age 12 or 13, my mother decided to discipline and hate me one day, while I had my best friend over. I didn’t do anything horrible. I don’t recall what happened previous to the memory I have, but I remember my friend and I sitting on the floor in front of the entertainment center. There was a swinging door opening to a portion of it, that housed VHS tapes. I had it open and as my mother walked by with a pile of laundry, she kicked it, so the corner bashed and cut my knee.

She told me I didn’t deserve to have glasses. “If you’re not going to appreciate what you have, you don’t deserve them,” she said towering above my friend and I.

I’ve needed glasses since I was ten. My eyesight had significantly deteriorated at that age, that the optometrist asked my parents how I could even see the softball.

I needed my glasses to see clearly. My mother knew that. I yelled for them back and she refused. I started crying. And my girlfriend started crying too.

My mom drove my friend back home and there were no words spoken, except when my friend whispered, “Please stop crying.”

So maybe now, you can understand a little bit better of my psychosis. Why I’m this somber/angry/emo girl who has a hard time accepting when people are nice to her because she doesn’t believe she deserves it. Who will always wonder when that generous person shouts, “Look at what I did for you!” The way my mother and my New York-ex did.

Back to last July:

My mother paid my missed car payments. I told her thank you and that she did not have to do that.

I’m still that teenage girl in many ways who can only tolerate my mother for a certain amount of time. ‘What are you eating? Where did you get that top? Where are you going?’ I’m extremely anxious around my mother because I can never relax, every action is an interrogation.

I tweeted the night before I left, “It was good to be home, but I cannot wait to get away from my mother and her fifty fucking questions.”

And then came the shit storm.

She read my tweet and I admit, it wasn’t the nicest thing to say, but I gave her the ammunition to ridicule me and my job.

“Sorry I ask so many questions, but at least I don’t ask you for money,” she snarled at me the morning I was getting ready to leave. “At least I’m not a fucking whore.”

She called me a “fucking ingrate,” implied I was a diseased whore, and made some remark about sucking cocks.

The tears welled up in my eyes like it had so many times when I was growing up. I got in her face and pointed at her, “You have no idea who the fuck I am and I do this because of you.”

I was so angry and emotional that my words didn’t make much sense without context. But I’ve given a lot of thought of why I do what I do, and/or the reason why I place myself in certain situations. And the honest truth, is that I don’t really care about myself. My mother nurtured all of those insecurities that I had about myself. When you’ve been brought up to think you are nothing, you believe your worth is nothing. Who cares if you sell yourself? At least I have a value now.

“Don’t you want to say goodbye to your daughter?” my father asked as we stood with my luggage gathered by the front door.

“No,” she said authoritatively.

“Goodbye, Mom,” I said. I fought back more tears. ‘She doesn’t get to win this time,’ I told myself. And I also knew these would be the last words I would be saying to her, either until her death, or for a very long time.

I had a layover in Charlotte, NC. I switched my phone off airplane mode and I received a text from her, ‘FYI: I am sick of the F’ing calls from your bill collectors and the 50 F’ing questions they bombard me with. With that said, the next call I will give out your porn name, talent agencies, special phone number, and all info that is readily on the public web.’

Me: ‘All I can ask is please do not. If my real name is attached to my alias, more people will be able to find me and threaten to hurt me, rape me, and kill me. If you want that, then fine. But please do not.

My mother: ‘Should have thought about that before choosing your career. I will feel no guilt. Too bad, so sad.

Pay your F’ing bills, give your animals to respectable families, and live within your means. All you want is quick cash and entitlement. Shove that down your deep throat and gag. Shove your blaming attitude up your banana as whole.’

(I refer to myself as a banana for being Korean, but really, I’m white because I’m completely Americanized.)

So there I was sobbing inside the Charlotte terminal, strangers looking at me, like what the fuck is wrong with this woman?

My friend from Brooklyn College called me after I posted a screenshot of the conversation with my mother. I didn’t want to answer. Her kindness made me weep more as she attempted to convince me that I’m not a horrible person.

I cried talking to her. I cried on the plane to Los Angeles. I cried on the FlyAway bus from LAX to Van Nuys. I didn’t cry the whole time, but I only had the company of myself and I drifted to those dark places because I knew I was alone again.

My mother’s text about giving away my animals is near the top of the most hurtful things one can say to me. I know I have a lot of pets. I like to think I’m making up for my entire childhood and adolescence without having one, and that’s why I have so many now. But I told my friend from college this (she’s an animal lover/artist too), “The more lives I have to take care of, the less likely I’ll be able to kill myself.”

Always half logical and half emotional with my thoughts, it is true. My whole pack would have to be separated and I would never want any of them to wind up in a bad situation or in a shelter. They are my everything. My littlest dog, DeSoto, sits in my lap as I type this. My special dog, Atticus, is underneath my chair.

I just get along better with animals. People have been and continue to be cruel to me. Animals have not. I’ve discovered I’m a horrible communicator when it comes to relationships. I believe it is a combination of needing time to express my thoughts and feelings (hence, writing), along with a fear of my words being misinterpreted, and growing up as an only child and not having anyone to talk to when I was sad.

I used to drape my Pound Puppy’s ears across my eyes and cry myself to sleep at night. I didn’t have to say anything to my stuffed animal Brodie, who I got when I was a year old, and named after my neighbor’s dog. I would just wrap my little arms around him, put his long ear over my eyes, and hope my sadness would be less when I woke up.

Now I finally have my own menagerie. I get to hug and cry into my squishy Pit Bull who is usually taking up most of the space in my king size bed. I talk to my one cat as he head-butts to greet me. My other cat kneads my stomach, reminding me maybe I should have done more cardio. I laugh at my special dog because he is just that. I squeeze my little Min Pin, wondering if he was just given away just because he is all black. I smirk when I hear my turtle swimming to nowhere as she kicks up the rocks in her tank. And I marvel at the beauty of my German Shepherd and ask myself, how am I so lucky to be the owner of such a handsome animal?

But when I’m struggling to pay my bills, especially last month and I thought this month would be better, but it’s looking like I will be in the same position with only a call a week, my mother’s words echo in my mind. Maybe I don’t deserve them.

I will be 32 next week and my career as a whore is barely keeping me afloat. My porn career is non-existent since my agency has zero interest in promoting me, apparently. I have no children. Thank goodness in many ways, but I’m in a very small pool now of those who are not mothers. So I’m nearly 32, and I still am struggling. And the day after my birthday, we inaugurate a mean, petulant child to the highest position of our country.

I keep trying to fight back the tears of my failure. I try to convince myself that I am more than nothing. I try to have hope. But as one potential client cancels on me, another tries to bargain me down to 300, another 400, and others who lose interest just because I won’t fuck them raw, I don’t have much hope. And with the world will becoming a much scarier place on January 20th. I don’t have much hope at all.

#depressed NoHope 32AndStillNothing

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What is an Auto Title Loan?

An Auto Title Loan is a short-term credit obtained against your truck.

So why should I pick your Company?

What Are the Paperworks required for an Auto Title Loans?

a) Pink Slip/ Title to your Car b) Proof of Wages c) Proof of Dwelling d) IDENTIFICATION Proof e) 5 Images of Motorcar (Front, Back, Both Sides, Dashboard shows Miles). f) Auto insurance Proof.

How much Funds Can I get for my Vehicles from Title Loan?

What exactly are your Operating Hrs?

Our company accept On-line Vehicle Title Loan apps 24/7/365. Our Client service is available from 8 am to 7 pm Monday-Saturday, 9 am to 2 pm Sunday.

Precisely what is the Procedure for Acquiring an Auto Title Loans?

Can I keep driving my Car while I have an Auto Title Loan?

Yes, you keep the Vehicle and the amount while making your scheduled monthly payments on your Auto Title Loan.

How much time will it take me to acquire my loan?

Can I still get a Car Title Loan if I misplaced my Title?

Yes, if you’ve lost your title, our company will help you obtain a new title to get a car title loan.

Is there a prepayment charges if I decide to settle ahead of time?

No. You can pay off your Loan whenever. There is never any prepayment charges with your Auto Title Loan.

Do you provide Title Loans on Salvaged Automobile?

Yes, we do accept Salvaged Automobile but depends on the value of your Vehicle. Call us for more information.

Do I need to have good credit report to acquire a loan?

To Obtain A Title Loan Does The Vehicle Should Be Under My Name?

To receive a title loan from our Company the registration on the vehicle must be current, must be in your name, and have full coverage insurance for loans over $2,500.

Can I payoff my loan early?

Do you refinance Loans?

Yes, we refinance (buy out, pay off) Auto Title Loans from other enterprises.

Does my Car be need to paid off?

No. Regardless of whether you have another Auto Title Loans on your vehicle, you may still qualify for us. Call us to learn how We Can assist you.

How safe is my information?

The security of your information is also very important to us. We use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption to protect the transmission of your information.

Exactly why choose an Auto Title Loans over a Bank Loan?

Most individuals choose Auto Title Loans because they do not qualify for traditional Bank Loans. Auto Title Loans are processed more quickly and have fewer conditions than Bank Loans.

Precisely how will I know if I am approved? When will I receive my funds?

Why is Auto Title Loans Better than Payday loans?

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