Monday, March 14, 2005
The End of a Revelation
Spring Break has finally come to an end. It was an alright time; I didn't do anything very exciting, but I at least didn't have any classes that I had to go to. There was one aspect of the break that I truly wish I hadn't experienced. In everyone's life there are special relationships that are formed that mold and shape the individual, either for the good or the bad. I have had a few of such relationships. Over the break, I learned that one of these realtionships is on the brink of falling completely a part. Already, it is almost nonexistent. Isn't this some great to discover on your vacation?! One of the greatest friendships that I have ever had is deteriorating right before my eyes and there is not much that I can do about it. I knew that something was going in November, but I thought things were being resolved. When I came home for Christmas, the parties involved seem to be alright with everything. Yes, things were a little different but there didn't seem to be any hard feelings. The story is completely different now. Now, I can't talk with one without being afraid of offending the other. One problem with this situation is that no one is willing to discuss the problem. I tried throughout the break to somehow get the problem out in the open and resolved, but no one really wanted to. This really hurt me. None of the people in this great friendship was willing to save it; they are willing to brush aside one of my life-changing friendships for petty reasons. This really disappointed me and put a huge damper on my week off. I went through much grief, sadness, and pain last week because of this. I thought I had this friendship to come home to, but I was severly disappointed to see it gone.
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