Yeah.
Well, as weird as things have been socially for the last 6 months or so, the boat seems to be steadying out. Less rocking, I mean... for me anyway.
What I really hate is to see friends, who are becoming pretty good friends these days, have to suffer in ways that I can completely empathize with. I wonder sometimes, where do we draw the line between action and observation when it comes to other people getting hurt. Can we prevent it, if we've already been through it?
Would it be inappropriate, for example, to step out of the woodwork and speak out about abuses I endured while with a certain man (I use the term loosely) in order to prevent his slandering his latest victim of domestic manipulation?
What I really hate is to see friends, who are becoming pretty good friends these days, have to suffer in ways that I can completely empathize with. I wonder sometimes, where do we draw the line between action and observation when it comes to other people getting hurt. Can we prevent it, if we've already been through it?
Would it be inappropriate, for example, to step out of the woodwork and speak out about abuses I endured while with a certain man (I use the term loosely) in order to prevent his slandering his latest victim of domestic manipulation?