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Is it ever ok to just be "done?"
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<blockquote data-quote="DarkwingPsyduck" data-source="post: 687594" data-attributes="member: 20267"><p>I was never mean, either. Or violent. Even while stealing and lying to my aunt, I never ONCE so much as spoke to her with a disrespectful tone. I was always more clever. My sister is the exact opposite. She isn't too clever, or resourceful. She gets what she wants through emotional black mail. I am not saying that I am in any way better than her, just that I am different. And I was equally as wrong. I bet trying to understand me was more difficult for my aunt. At least she always knew what Amanda was up to. I was the snake in the grass. The one with the plan. I sent conflicting signals by always speaking to her with respect, while conniving. Always planning... I am so ashamed for it.... Wish I could take all of it back.</p><p></p><p>Sister, on the other hand, doesn't feel true remorse. The only regrets she has are getting caught doing what she does. At times, I envy that. Wishing I didn't have to feel the weight of my actions. Then I realize that I SHOULD feel shame. I did shameful things, and I have no right to avoid feeling it. It wouldn't be fair if I didn't. And there would be nothing to stop me from doing it again without it. Amanda feels none, and continues to do what she does.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DarkwingPsyduck, post: 687594, member: 20267"] I was never mean, either. Or violent. Even while stealing and lying to my aunt, I never ONCE so much as spoke to her with a disrespectful tone. I was always more clever. My sister is the exact opposite. She isn't too clever, or resourceful. She gets what she wants through emotional black mail. I am not saying that I am in any way better than her, just that I am different. And I was equally as wrong. I bet trying to understand me was more difficult for my aunt. At least she always knew what Amanda was up to. I was the snake in the grass. The one with the plan. I sent conflicting signals by always speaking to her with respect, while conniving. Always planning... I am so ashamed for it.... Wish I could take all of it back. Sister, on the other hand, doesn't feel true remorse. The only regrets she has are getting caught doing what she does. At times, I envy that. Wishing I didn't have to feel the weight of my actions. Then I realize that I SHOULD feel shame. I did shameful things, and I have no right to avoid feeling it. It wouldn't be fair if I didn't. And there would be nothing to stop me from doing it again without it. Amanda feels none, and continues to do what she does. [/QUOTE]
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