Something to note:
My Lifejournal entries often address a generic "you" or are just written to no one inparticular. Unless they are addressed at you specifically, assume I'm speaking in general.
For example, when I say that I am tired of Long Island's double-crossing politics, and that there aren't any relationships there that I wouldn't regret breaking off all of these and just going off, you should know if you're one of those named relationships. Really, you should.
If I have a problem with you, it's probably obvious. If I don't, or if it's with just one specific aspect of your actions, you probably know that too. So please, paranoia is bad. You'll know if I take issue with you.
For example, this? That's taking issue with someone in particular. He'll know who he is.
For example, when I say that I am tired of Long Island's double-crossing politics, and that there aren't any relationships there that I wouldn't regret breaking off all of these and just going off, you should know if you're one of those named relationships. Really, you should.
If I have a problem with you, it's probably obvious. If I don't, or if it's with just one specific aspect of your actions, you probably know that too. So please, paranoia is bad. You'll know if I take issue with you.
For example, this? That's taking issue with someone in particular. He'll know who he is.