Isn't it ironic?
Isn't it ironic that sometimes the people that matter most to you tend to drift away and those whom u just met or re-establish contact with are the ones who are there for you when u least expect it?Has closeness and familiarity become an excuse for some to get upset at the smaller things in life without regard to the big picture? Has closeness and familiarity become a reason to make someone unhappy just because you know they will always be there? Has closeness and familiarity allow someone to treat another unfairly just because..? Has it come to a point where it is actually risky to be close to someone?
My point is, take my analogy of a recently married couple arguing over their 'toothpaste habits'. One leaves the cap open after squeezing the toothpaste out from the tube, which the other despises.. and it breaks into a major argument. After all the heated debate and both refusing to succumb to each other's habits... do they realize it's just a bloody toothpaste?
Think about it.
posted by emeryz @ 8:21 AM
1 Comments:
From my experience, an argument over something as small as toothpaste habits is normally not the cause of the argument but more of the "hair that broke the camel's back" type scenario. The final straw causing the volcano to erupt. Perhaps there are deeper issues at hand?
-zaccone-
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