Grrr...

[missroserose]

The feeling of suddenly being a rather low priority in a person's life is never easy to deal with. Said feeling is worse when it's somebody who you care about a lot. Said feeling is even worse when you come from a family with abandonment issues and you're approximately three days from your period.

Hormones, genetics, and other people. The three things Americans like to blame all their emotional problems on.

And the neighbors playing loud music downstairs to the point where I can't make out Natalie Merchant isn't helping. I think it's time to play DDR at full blast. Over their living room. Ah, sweet revenge...it doesn't help jack shit, but it sure makes you feel better for a while.

@->--Rose

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> The feeling of suddenly being a rather low priority in a person's life is never easy to deal with.

This is true, especially when you factor in all of those other things. And it sucks, but there's not much you really can do about it except to -- y'know -- find something else to take your mind off of it.

> Hormones, genetics, and other people. The three things Americans like to blame all their emotional problems on.

Yep. And notice just how much of that philosophy involves passing the buck on to anything else -- your blood, your chromosomes, your family, or those jackasses who live downstairs and just won't quit it with their crap already. Passing the buck. It's the American Way.

Having said all of that, there's also a reason why you see that stuff pop up a whole lot -- they really are three of the big causes of emotional turmoil.

> Ah, sweet revenge...it doesn't help jack shit, but it sure makes you feel better for a while.

It certainly can. Anyway... did I have a point other than poorly-expressed concern? Hmmm. Just the usual, "Yeah, I'm going to be around for hours yet, so if you need somebody to talk to, just holler like Hell."

--Brian