Fleetwood Mac sucks without Peter Green
"I know what it is like to be
dead"
What a morning. The one thing that is interesting
in all of the excitement is that when you throw a big pile of shit up in the
air, you get a LOT of information coming out of it. Trouble is, when it lands
you can't always call it 'sorted' as much as 'sordid.' Sorry, didn't mean to
write that, it just happened. Like underwear made out of
hair.
So, the whole 'troll' posts are
now a complete cycle. It is done. But, the story explodes with new intrigue
and confusion. I mean, sitting in a pair of pants worn by a guy who has NO idea
who to believe, I can honestly say that everything in the world points to a need
for more of my world stewing in its own juices.
Huh?
Let's go back and see just how
fucked up my life is. Actually, no, let's not. Let me apologize to Michael
and/or tell him he really IS an asshole. It is one or the other. I sincerely
don't know which it is anymore. It really doesn't matter. That is the funniest
thing.
By one account, Michael pushed
for Janet to invite him back to her room. They are grown ups, what is the big
deal? Well, Janet was supremely depressed and suicidal. She was in a " bad
place" by any account. Asking her back to her room for cheap sex is just
pathetic and horrific. Add to that Michael's knowledge of Janet's involvement
with Ron and subsequently Ray (who completely took advantage of Janet in this
same way...under the guises of friendship). The picture is ugly. To hear Janet
tell it, she (her quoting Michael) "put him out in the cold with a
hard-on"...sweet guy isn't he?
But,
then I get the story from the other side. The "he said" version. In this
version Janet invites Michael back to her room and he declines noting that she
is really sad and not well. Michael makes a strong point of telling this story
"upon coming in the door" when he gets home. Who did he tell this alibi, uh,
explanation to? His girlfriend.
You
can see where I'm going here. People lie. It is all lies. Truth is, none of
this is true. Yet, there is a truth behind it. So, here goes the head-spinning
wondering...
Why did Michael go so out
of his way to pre-emptively clear that "Janet was odd" right after being with
her. That suggest an action of guilty conscience. Further, why would Janet
tell me this story of Michael asking her to take him to her room if that is the
one thing that would surely raise hell in the relationship she is supposed to be
devastated to lose? Why would Janet have such an elaborate version of her
rejection of Michael? Might THAT be bullshit? Why would Michael send her his
blog URL at the end of the night? Is he truly helping her deal with depression?
Maybe so. There is nothing to suggest
otherwise.
Thing is...again...someone's
full of shit. Either my wife is just hiding (by telling me preemptively about
it?!?) another affair or there is yet another sleazy fucker out there who'd
screw a depressed woman with no regard for her well
being.
Is it any wonder I am looking
out for myself these days?
The worst
part of all this is that Michael's girlfriend, Sony, got a face full of all
this. THAT sincerely makes me feel bad. In the end, Michael, if you are the
scumbag that you would be in one of the cases above, well, you don't deserve
anyone kind or nice. You don't deserve Sony. But, there is no proof that you
are the asshole she doesn't deserve.
It
was put forth that there was no reason NOT to trust Michael and that I probably
trust Janet. In the end, I trust no one. In an anarchic system, if a guy has
guns you have to assume the worst. You can't allow that he is just doing it for
self defense. You have to go get your own guns. Trouble is, then other people
see your defensive guns...and, well, you're smart...you get it.
Posted: Thu - November 20, 2003 at 09:44 AM