FruityPWN
Fruitiest of PWN
Three days…I should be more excited, but I’m just finding myself perpetually neutral.
@StrangeKittenOfTheFabulousKilljoys
I mean, I don’t really want to out them, but apparently, from what they’ve told me, it is advanced enough to cause them constant pain; the fact that I had to learn through somebody else tells me that they didn’t want me to worry, but at the same time, I felt betrayed because I wasn’t important enough to know about it. I could tell you about it, but I feel there would be little point, as everything that happened, happened. The information they share is very scarce and it leads me to believe that they won’t seek treatment until it gets too late - at that point, it would be systematic and it would be, if not improbable, very, very difficult to treat…it’s a scary disease, but it’s their choice to do as they will with it. Hope is nice to have, but they always contradict every lesson that was taught and push everything away. I’m at the point where I don’t know how to even approach them anymore, so I don’t.
I mean, I don’t really want to out them, but apparently, from what they’ve told me, it is advanced enough to cause them constant pain; the fact that I had to learn through somebody else tells me that they didn’t want me to worry, but at the same time, I felt betrayed because I wasn’t important enough to know about it. I could tell you about it, but I feel there would be little point, as everything that happened, happened. The information they share is very scarce and it leads me to believe that they won’t seek treatment until it gets too late - at that point, it would be systematic and it would be, if not improbable, very, very difficult to treat…it’s a scary disease, but it’s their choice to do as they will with it. Hope is nice to have, but they always contradict every lesson that was taught and push everything away. I’m at the point where I don’t know how to even approach them anymore, so I don’t.