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Thanks for clarifying. So "I want them to have everything," isn't an argument for just acceding to a demand to avert your gaze? Wanting your partner to have ev

Thanks for clarifying. So "I want them to have everything," isn't an argument for just acceding to a demand to avert your gaze? Wanting your partner to have everything is as emotionally understandable and foolish as wanting your child to have everything.

wolverine876 3y ago
I genuinely want you to have everything too, including great relationships. Good luck. These are excerpts from a song by Lucinda Williams. I think of it sometimes in life, especially when people seem to demand that life and relationships be a lonely struggle for survival. I read that it was written for a friend of Williams who committed suicide. The breath from your own lips The touch of fingertips A sweet and tender kiss The sound of a midnight train Wearing someone's ring Someone calling your name Somebody so warm Cradled in your arm Didn't you think you were worth anything? Millions of us in love Promises made good Your own flesh and blood Looking for some truth Dancing with no shoes The beat, the rhythm, the blues Life isn't simple or easy, but the love is very real and very possible.
- peferron 3y ago
  Why don't you refer GP to a suicide hotline while you're at it? Your attitude in this thread has been repulsive.
- wolverine876 3y ago
  Too late to edit the parent: I'm not suggesting the GP is somehow suicidal in any way at all; I only meant that as context for the lyrics. Sorry for any misunderstanding.