Okay, y'all, so I think of myself as forgiving and as someone who gives people the benefit of the doubt. To the point where my mother used to get angry at me for "taking back" friends in middle school/high school who had hurt me, because I always thought it wouldn't happen again
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i'm not glad that you got hurt again, but i am glad that you have a soft heart in general, we need more people like that. it's just too bad that there are people who are clearly polar opposite that take advantage of that.
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I've just decided I have to stop hoping, I'm tired of having some small thing get me excited thinking this will actually be over and then having my dream of getting my quilt back crushed yet again. It's just heartbreaking, I don't understand how as a human being and a mother she can so blatantly not care about my feelings. I don't understand what it gains her to not give it back. I've never thought she was a bad person or deliberately being spiteful (which again, maybe makes me naive) but at this point I have to wonder what other reason there could be.
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Dear oddharmonic, since I am reasonably sure you're going to read these comments: Please, please, please, just mail it back. Lily's mother's death was painful enough. Please stop adding to it. I realize that your life has been really difficult of late; we get it, we all do, but you volunteered for a pretty big responsibility. Please live up to it and see it through. Perhaps you could look at it as a good-karma investment - it sounds like you could use it.
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oddharmonic, that's you.
Lily, I'm so sorry you're going through this. I know how crushed I would be if someone STOLE my wubby (that's what I called my quilt) and then tortured me over it. I wish there was something you could do to get it back.
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This is what I would do. Even if it is just to scare her. I think you said you know her info, I understand you want to a good Christian. But dude.. get the @#$5
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