Louisville OC Update
OK, I'm tired of saying the Louisville OC. So I'm just gonna subtitle the local drama "The LV", not to be confused with Las Vegas (that one is called either Vegas or CSI).
As I'm about to sleep, I think back to my roommate's erratic behavior the bast couple days. More like her manic uppity behavior...it's so amazing, it's like everything you read in those psychology books coming to life right before my eyes.
The past couple days, she was happy. She was smiling and she was shopping and hanging out with friends. But then just about an hour ago, she went into her room and I could hear crying. I wasn't sure what to do at this point. Should I have knocked and try to console her or should I let her be? I chose the latter because I felt that a good cry was what she needed...an emotional release.
I know, I'm trying not to get involved, but she feels like a sister to me (even though we've known each other for only about 2 months). She doesn't want to open up to me simply because she probably doesn't understand me enough to be able to talk to, which I understand.
I'm going to try my best to keep this separate from other facets of my life. I probably won't be thinking about this at work nor will I bring it up to anyone (well, except maybe the folks). So why am I bringing this up on the internet? Dunno. I guess it's bugging me enough and I'd like to learn how to handle these situations for the future. Y'know, when I get a girlfriend someday so I'll know how to talk to her without scaring her away in five minutes....
As I'm about to sleep, I think back to my roommate's erratic behavior the bast couple days. More like her manic uppity behavior...it's so amazing, it's like everything you read in those psychology books coming to life right before my eyes.
The past couple days, she was happy. She was smiling and she was shopping and hanging out with friends. But then just about an hour ago, she went into her room and I could hear crying. I wasn't sure what to do at this point. Should I have knocked and try to console her or should I let her be? I chose the latter because I felt that a good cry was what she needed...an emotional release.
I know, I'm trying not to get involved, but she feels like a sister to me (even though we've known each other for only about 2 months). She doesn't want to open up to me simply because she probably doesn't understand me enough to be able to talk to, which I understand.
I'm going to try my best to keep this separate from other facets of my life. I probably won't be thinking about this at work nor will I bring it up to anyone (well, except maybe the folks). So why am I bringing this up on the internet? Dunno. I guess it's bugging me enough and I'd like to learn how to handle these situations for the future. Y'know, when I get a girlfriend someday so I'll know how to talk to her without scaring her away in five minutes....