So I thought it’d be appropriate to draft a list of ideas for my future, a sort of plan if you would. I’ve drafted a new plan, or at least a new branch of a general outline I’ve had for a while now. I suppose due to the current circumstances I’ve been provided, I’ve had an additional burst of encouragement to create a new strategy, and hopefully be able to follow through with it.
Firstly, I’m contemplating taking Psychology at Marymount Manhattan College (Yes, it is located in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, the neighborhood my ex lives in…however, I felt this would be an appropriate challenge to me to face this memory and study and live in a neighborhood I very much so like to be in. Expensive, yes. Achievable…yes.) I also felt this would be good because of the general type of people in this neighborhood. I seemed to have taken a liking (if only for a little while) to one of it’s residents, and I suppose I can do it over again and hopefully more successfully this time around. Although compared to this fiasco, I think nothing short of a hurricane would be more successful. I guess I just like well educated people. Also the area is real nice and convenient. Lots of things to do and many places to eat. I won’t let one person deter me from living my dream.
There was a point where I thought my dream would include my ex in it. That we’d be living happily ever after in the city and working. Like some sort of TV show. But I suppose that person will be someone else now, because not in the rest of my natural human life will I ever revisit her, even only as a friend. So yes, I figured I would take Psychology, since I want to be a Detective. It could potentially help. And it’s a nice little liberal arts college, not the cheapest, but affordable. Twelve to one student to teacher ratio. I was always told by my guidance counselor a small liberal arts college would be the place I would succeed in best, since I do operate best in a close knit environment. Plus it looks like some seriously hot bitches go to this school.
That’s pretty much the only new part of my plan. I still want to enter the NYPD, and become a Detective. Hopefully work in the Crime Scene Unit. I just am not limiting myself to John Jay College anymore. In fact, it’s become a secondary now. Sure, it specializes in Criminal Justice, but I think I’d rather put myself before my college life. Besides, you don’t even need to major in Criminal Justice to be a Police Officer, so it doesn’t really matter. I guess I figured in two or so years, I’d like to revisit the neighborhood I loved so much during the stint of seven or so months that I somewhat lived there. But in reality, it’s not just the sights and places I want to see. It’s falling in love. If I can do it once, I’ll be damned if I can’t do it again. And this time around it may actually be true love, and not some gigantic lie where all I was, was some sort of test dummy.