I have a friend named Amanda. I've actually known her for 11 years now. Wow. Anyway, a few years ago she got divorced. And she said that at the time, whenever she told people she was getting a divorce, the person she was talking to somehow felt it was appropriate to start bashing her soon-to-be-ex.
Apparently this is very common. What an odd phenomenon this is - and how unbelievably rude as well!
Amanda surmised that this is just the way some people try to be supportive.
It's not.
About Me
- TWORIVERSWALRUS
- These are the stories of my life in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. The names have not been changed. My focus will be on all the classmates and teachers I encountered over the years. To the best of my knowledge, everything I write here is true. However I admit that some things may not be. If I have another source, I will do my best to name that source. However, secondhand information is not always accurate. If I've made a mistake, please tell me. I never considered myself to be a true member of Washington High School's class of 1989. But I was, in name only. I mean no malice or carry no grudges to anyone I write about. This blog is for me and me alone. These are my opinions. They may not be facts. However, I will never knowingly post something that is false. This is my point of view of my former classmates. On the off chance that anyone I write about happens to see any of this, and are offended, dont be! These are simply my opinions based on experiences from many years ago. My opinions are not a reflection on who you are now or who you were then. Besides, people can change. The pricks of yesteryear may be the saints of today - and vice versa. Welcome to my mind.
1 comment:
I would agree, it's awful but people just don't know what to say. You should just punch them in the face if they say something rude. It usually works for me.
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