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Feb. 1st, 2006 02:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
aricadavidsonTitle: I Believe in Loneliness
Author: KaraB
Rating: PG
Fandom: Law and Order SVU
Summary: Munch
Written for:bardsgrl4evr
Loneliness could be painful at times. Munch knew that. And it was a pain he could handle. Since he’d moved to New York, he’d progressively cut himself off from old friends, and more particularly, old flames. And he wasn’t looking for any new prospects either. He enjoyed the working relationships he had at the precinct, but anything more than that was risking far too much.
He’d been hurt too much to believe in the fairy tale… or rather that it would come true for him. The saddest part was that deep down, if he was honest with himself, he’d have to admit that he did still believe that each person has a soulmate out there somewhere. He was just unlucky enough that he wasn’t going to be finding his. At least not in this lifetime.
But yes, loneliness was a pain he could handle. Losing a loved one again, was not.
Author: KaraB
Rating: PG
Fandom: Law and Order SVU
Summary: Munch
Written for:
bardsgrl4evrLoneliness could be painful at times. Munch knew that. And it was a pain he could handle. Since he’d moved to New York, he’d progressively cut himself off from old friends, and more particularly, old flames. And he wasn’t looking for any new prospects either. He enjoyed the working relationships he had at the precinct, but anything more than that was risking far too much.
He’d been hurt too much to believe in the fairy tale… or rather that it would come true for him. The saddest part was that deep down, if he was honest with himself, he’d have to admit that he did still believe that each person has a soulmate out there somewhere. He was just unlucky enough that he wasn’t going to be finding his. At least not in this lifetime.
But yes, loneliness was a pain he could handle. Losing a loved one again, was not.
