This was jotted down on holiday, feeling a bit morose. Would like to know how the present tense worked... was it awkward or did it suit the mood? Thanks.
‘You can have to much of anything. Even happiness.
Is it so strange that I think he might not look after that everything; that everything I’ve curtained off all my life?
I say it’s about me; making me his; putting the final stamp on the package.
I understand Anne's feelings, but I don't understand why she feels that way. What has happened in her life to make her fear love like this? What has influenced her? Where are these thoughts stemming from? She says she's been alone, but you mention her mother before.