"So are you okay with yourself? You know . . . not just comfortable in your own skin but do you really like who you are?"
"Yeah."
"No, I mean really."
"Yes. Really."
"Yeah, I don't think so."
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1 comment:
Yeah. Well, dime store guy, it sucks because now I have to think . . . think about why they said it . . . and then think about if they were right . . . and then think about if I care . . . and then think about the situation that precipitated the conversation . . . and then think about their motivations for saying what they said . . . and what, if anything, I am going to do about it.
Too much thinking.
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