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It's Your Fault

There is this person I know who leads a rather tragic existence. When there are one hundred choices to make and 99 of them are positive, this person will choose the 1 option that will have horrific consequences. To make it worse, the 'decisions' this person makes are apparently the result of everyone else not doing enough to prevent these disasters from happening.

It is your fault. How could you let this happen to me?

I really don't understand this way of life. Nor can I understand the fact that this person doesn't realize that they are pushing everyone in their life away. Then again, I guess that isn't their fault either, is it?

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Virtualsprite said…
That is frustrating. My life is stressful enough without having to be responsible for someone else's stress... and yes, they probably are pushing everyone away and don't even realize it.

Take a deep breath, have a drink, and utilize caller ID. :-)
3:06 PM
Anonymous said…
are you referring to yourself or somebody else...?? I'm dying to know who is it????

your bud chris s.
6:43 PM
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