onebloodonelife
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We had a serious cheating discussion I see that I missed....
That we did.
It was nice to get some of that out for me.
We had a serious cheating discussion I see that I missed....
We need to discuss it more... Fortunately I haven't experienced it with any family member but a relative has been cheated on... I can't even begin to think how an immediate family would feel if they found out
In regards to your last line, it is complete uncertainty. You don't know who you'll end up with in a divorce. So many questions and fears like that fill your head. You grow up pretty quickly because you have the responsibility of taking care of the one who was cheated on. It's pretty tough.
Our next thread title should do with cheating and how nasty it is... I also cannot stand people flaunting it and having little to no remorse about it, either. (At least it appears that way!) I mean, is it something to be proud of?
Exactly. You're thrown into a position that kids aren't meant to be put into, and you do grow up in a matter of weeks. It's insane.
The anger of both parents is imposed onto the kids too. When my parents first got separated and for awhile into their divorce, we had to pass notes between the two of them because they wouldn't speak. I had to give my child support check from my dad to my mom every month until I moved out. How petty is that kind of shit? It messes you up for awhile...
It is ridiculous. I know seeing my dad the first time after the divorce was very uncomfortable. That whole year was one of the worst of my life because I stopped caring about authority. At the time I felt if the adults can act like this then they don't deserve my respect. It revealed how pathetic people some people were. School ended up being just as bad as coming home because I wouldn't take it from any "authority" figures.
It is ridiculous. I know seeing my dad the first time after the divorce was very uncomfortable. That whole year was one of the worst of my life because I stopped caring about authority. At the time I felt if the adults can act like this then they don't deserve my respect. It revealed how pathetic people some people were. School ended up being just as bad as coming home because I wouldn't take it from any "authority" figures.
Emma's birthday was 2 days ago.... and doesn't the beginning paragraph of this one mention Emma?
So tell me, your father cheated, right? Is he still with the woman he cheated with? And what about your mom, did she remarry or is single?
Oh me too! Looking back now, I can see how I was kind of a difficult high schooler. I definitely had issues with authority, and I treated some of my teachers with attitude because of it. Not some of my proudest years. I was generally angry back then; I'm far more mellowed out now. I guess it was my way of getting through the storm, and now I've gotten to the calm after.
I'm enjoying rap for once
Not my proudest years either. I had this English teacher that I hated with a passion and she felt the same way. The other kids in class must have been so uncomfortable. She actually failed me but I got the last laugh. It is good that we made it through the storm though.
Sometimes I do wonder WHY people even do it? And why women/ men go for people who are already taken? Why want something that's not yours? Why resort to stealing? Are you that sad?
I will never understand it. Cassie and I were talking earlier about how it seems like you have to have their mindset to understand it. Which none of us have.
Thank God for that
Hi Cassie.
Let's get to the new thread.
I'm back.
John...
I'm gonna release an emo singer songwriter album and that's it!
I'm gonna release an emo singer songwriter album and that's it!