Long-lasting.

Today in my teenage angst, I facebook creeped. Not an unusual activity for me. I like especially to creep on people I don't know. I click through all their profile pictures. I read what people are writing on their walls. Sometimes I look at their info to see if I can creep at any further lengths, but that step is fairly rare. 


Today I went to write on a friend's wall, not intending to creep, and noticed that he is in a relationship with the same girl he's been in a relationship with since the middle of High School. I found this incredibly odd. I clicked over to her page and creeped away. Once I left her page and continued leaving my intended note. 


Once I left facebook all together it occurred to me that it was more odd that I would assume the termination of a relationship before I would assume its tenacity. There's no stunning conclusion to this folly of thought beyond the fact that I've clearly been around a lot of ending relationships. I intend to interrogate him, the next time we drink a scotch together, to discover the secret (good or bad) to dating the same person for six years. This is in hopes that I might apply it to my next blessed relationship, whenever that may occur.