[stoic]

sto·ic [ stṓ ik ]
noun (plural sto·ics)
Definition:

somebody impassive: somebody who is unemotional, especially somebody who shows patience and endurance during adversity

adjective
Definition:

patient and uncomplaining: showing admirable patience and endurance in the face of adversity without complaining or getting upset


It's difficult to turn your back to someone whom you really want to be with. to let someone feel he is neglected , when in fact he is important. to show someone that you don't mind, when in fact you care a lot. to avoid someone when in fact you want to take a stolen glance . to treat someone as an ordinary being, when in fact he's really special. to let someone realize taht that his presence is naturallywelcome when in fact it creates extraordinary excitement. to say things contrary to what you feel, to laugh when in fact you want to cry your heart out.


[i want you to want me. i need you to need me.]