One of my biggest pet peeves is people not taking personal responsibilities for their actions. You know, those people who always have something or someone to blame their bullshit on. Don was repeat offender on this issue.
One incident in particular was the "He had almost gave me head, good thing he stopped" fiasco. Yeah, this negro decided that is how he was going to present that shit to me. We had, from the beginning, a very open relationship in terms of honesty. Had to clarify, cause some people hear "open" and think you give permission to fuck around. We were always honest with one another. I didn't see a need in hiding anything big; its better to face a problem and try to find a solution than to let shit build up. It was close to my graduation time and I would be leaving for school, which was six hours away from home. This is a big change from being only a hour and a half away. So as you may have assumed, that kind of info can lay heavy on somebody.

And no, this wasn't the first situation of him not taking any responsibilities for his actions. Nor was it the worst....just one of the most memoriable. And every time it happened it burned me up on the inside. I just didn't get it. After I calmed down after a few days he opened up to me. He said he was feeling nervous about me going to school (more specifically where) and what was going to happen. Like I said earlier, we were close, real close. We had gotten very used to each other and we were used to always being able to see each other. Now all that was changing. This insecurity eventually led to our first real break up and shit.(I'll save that shit for later though. I don't want to flood the blog with this shit.)
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