I’m not in the middle of something, but I feel that I need to be… Let’s say there are two people who love each other but have a tendency to keep an emotional scorecard. What does this mean? It means I’m getting to deal with these two people in a remote sort of way. I’ve pissed one of them off, and the other isn’t talking so I don’t hear the other side of the story, so here I am forced to hear just the one side and think to myself there has to be more… Of course, there’s more to the story, there always is, but since we’re only getting the one side it’s hard to not take sides, but then I’m Switzerland when it comes to emotional attachment as proven with my own relationships (which is not necessarily a good thing).
So I’m not in the middle of this one, but I have some pretty loud opinions when it comes to the parties involved I’m going to put myself in the middle. Where I stand at the moment is the deep urge to smack both adults involved around for a while and do some shouting that they’re both fucking up on so many levels. The most important of which involves the children…
I guess I’m all full of opinions about the whole situation and I’m not happy about any of them, but I’m also not in the relationship in question and I know from experience that I can’t know what’s going on with the two adults in question, but I do know this, if the children are affected in an adverse way I’m going to get involved and no one will be happy when that happens…
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