Crazy For Love

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Tommy Clifford 10D

Crazy For Love

               Greg woke up:  he brushed his teeth, had a shower; and got dressed.  This was his morning routine for preparing for work since he left school at sixteen.  Now being 24 with no real goals or objectives for life he was beginning to become depressive about his future.  The only positive aspect of his life was his pride and joy, Jenny, his girlfriend.

               Jenny and Greg had been together for three years, two months, four weeks and six days.  If he had it his way they would spend every passing second together.  This morning was quite like every other morning with the added burden of having a hangover to cope with.  It had been a typical night in the pub, Greg was his usual possessive self and Jenny had to put up with reassuring her other half for the majority of the night.

         “ This is why I don’t like going out with you!” Jenny wailed.

         “ What’s that suppose to mean!” Demanded Greg.

         “ You just end up ruining the night! I am yours; I’m not going to go off with            anyone else!  You’re just going to have to trust me!”

               Greg knew she was right and knew he had to control his jealousy.  This had been an increasing problem over the years and Jenny was nearly at breaking point.  If the logistics of the relationship were not put into proper perspective soon Greg knew he would lose Jenny for good.

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          “ Love you!” Greg yelled to a half awake Jenny as he left the house.

               A self-destructive pattern was beginning to emerge within Greg – this was lining himself up for a greater fall.  With a history of manic depression he knew he had to sort his head out quickly before he did something he regretted.  The trouble is when you get so deeply insecure you can’t tunnel your way out.  To make things worse his crazy, even somewhat illogical thinking was undermining his rational thought, ...

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