I actually didn't vote, and if I did it wouldn't have been that choice.
This reminded me of a song I've heard once before. I don't really like it, but this lyric I love because of how poetic it is.
And the waitress is practicing politics,
As the businessman slowly gets stoned.
Yes they're sharing a drink they call 'lonliness',
But it's better than drinking alone.
Obviously not a Christian verse, but just spending time with those who have a higher up and a lower down than you is always better than being alone. A Bible study just brings a third person into that picture: God.
I watched a movie called Sarah's Choice. There's a scene where this guy (I think it was this character's father) was talking to this character (the son). The son said he was thinking about making Sarah get an abortion, and not going through marriage or something. He then hit him for being stupid, and explained what marriage really is. You don't always love somebody and make it stick. Love takes work. That's where I am, except... I'm broken up with somebody I really wanted to work with.
He also says, that you have to plow through all the bad stuff, to get to the good stuff, and the good stuff is amazing.
I'm in a situation now, where I look at who she is now, where she is... and I say, "This is just impossible", and I know God says it's not impossible. And that's my mindset when it comes to longterm. When it comes to the short term, I wake up wanting to tell her how much she means to me and how much I love her, and I realize I can't. It drives me mad.