Member-only story

What I Wish I Had Every Day

Deborah Kristina
2 min readOct 17, 2020

--

Photo Credit: drawingnow.com

I wish I had three hours or so a week reserved for drinks of my choice exchanging imaginations with a close other half (not necessarily a significant other).

This can take place at a shabby cafe or a coffee shop with expensive decor — this isn’t important.

I’m always hungry for heartfelt stories. I have an enormous appetite for hearing about mundane or out-of-this-world adventures. I see being given pieces of someone’s memories and feelings as gifts.

I wish I could receive the details thoughts and emotions of a different person on a certain topic every single day. Such a day would be a meditative one for me.

I crave for a conversation that trickles out slowly, without a regard to other obligations.

I’m most aligned with my day when it includes an animated dialogue with someone I can gradually warm up to and be especially close with.

A conversation.

A conversation.

I only want a conversation that is genuine and isn’t rushed.

I crave to feel trust in another’s words. I crave unprepared honesty. I crave a belief in me in some way. I always crave an opening up of one’s past events, and life lessons.

--

--

Deborah Kristina
Deborah Kristina

Written by Deborah Kristina

Author of ‘A Girl All Alone Somewhere in the World’, ‘Confessions and Thoughts of a Girl in Turkey’, ‘From Just a Girl Grown Up in America’. (Amazon.com)

No responses yet