Here is a little something for Throw Back Thursday
March 5, 2008 - Kodak Gold 200 film
I want to type tonight, I really do. I've actually sat here for over an hour just thinking about whether or not I should type. Being ignored by someone you adore is not easy. Being called a Jack Hole is not easy. That's what someone called me, and it stung. Usually that would make me violently angry, but she didn't know what that meant so I shouldn't be angry about it. But being hurt over it, that I can't help.
Today, she ignored me. No messages about blogging or asking me if I was going to type, she posted and didn't even say, no reply to the one text I sent her today of some brand new baby bunnies that were just born. Complete silence. Over what, because I upset her by parking in two spaces at work? For apologizing about it? Because she wrote something to sucker punch me knowing full well that I would read it and it worked?
I've been learning about how not to twist things with words to make myself out to be the victim in situations. Yesterday, I apologized to her for making her angry. I never wanted to make her mad. I didn't pull into work thinking, "Oh, how can I just piss her off today. I want her to be so mad that she never wants to talk to me again." The parking thing was a joke that I thought we were both in on, but evidently I'm the only one sailing that ship. She got mad, I apologized sincerely and now I get the silent treatment.
Story of my life.
March 5, 2008 - Kodak Gold 200 film
Asleep at the Spool |
Today, she ignored me. No messages about blogging or asking me if I was going to type, she posted and didn't even say, no reply to the one text I sent her today of some brand new baby bunnies that were just born. Complete silence. Over what, because I upset her by parking in two spaces at work? For apologizing about it? Because she wrote something to sucker punch me knowing full well that I would read it and it worked?
I've been learning about how not to twist things with words to make myself out to be the victim in situations. Yesterday, I apologized to her for making her angry. I never wanted to make her mad. I didn't pull into work thinking, "Oh, how can I just piss her off today. I want her to be so mad that she never wants to talk to me again." The parking thing was a joke that I thought we were both in on, but evidently I'm the only one sailing that ship. She got mad, I apologized sincerely and now I get the silent treatment.
Story of my life.
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