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<blockquote data-quote="Beta" data-source="post: 757525" data-attributes="member: 22597"><p>Copa,</p><p>Don't admire me. I don't deserve anybody's admiration. </p><p>Just got home from worship service a little while ago, and within minutes, I was feeling anything but "great love and loyalty" toward Josh. He was cooking in the kitchen and was so obnoxious and rude, it really "pushed my buttons." I let him destroy the peace and joy I arrived home with. Yesterday, I took him shopping so he could buy some shoes and clothing he wanted and needed (His money, not ours) . Not one word of appreciation I need to remember moments like this when I fool myself into thinking after he leaves that I miss him. He leaves next Sunday. Right now, I'm feeling relieved that he will be gone. I think I tend to live with an illusion of what I think he is; it's only at times like yesterday and today that I see who he really is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beta, post: 757525, member: 22597"] Copa, Don't admire me. I don't deserve anybody's admiration. Just got home from worship service a little while ago, and within minutes, I was feeling anything but "great love and loyalty" toward Josh. He was cooking in the kitchen and was so obnoxious and rude, it really "pushed my buttons." I let him destroy the peace and joy I arrived home with. Yesterday, I took him shopping so he could buy some shoes and clothing he wanted and needed (His money, not ours) . Not one word of appreciation I need to remember moments like this when I fool myself into thinking after he leaves that I miss him. He leaves next Sunday. Right now, I'm feeling relieved that he will be gone. I think I tend to live with an illusion of what I think he is; it's only at times like yesterday and today that I see who he really is. [/QUOTE]
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