He said, "You know what it is about you? It isn't just that you have a strong personality. It's that you are all about you." A long time ago he told me that I have a strong personality and I know that. Hell, it took me a long time to grow that. But what he implied last night is that I am selfish, or self absorbed, or something that I can't quite capture. It seems to say something deeper than that I have simply been on my own for too long. It seemed to say that I have been on my own for too long because I don't invest enough in others.
Is that true?
Am I too invested in myself?
Do I not keep the interests of others at heart?
If that is true, then why should anyone be my friend? Who would want to be friends with someone who is only interested in themselves and their own interests?
I recognize that I occassionally demonstrate selfish behaviors. Haven't we all let someone down? People hurt other people's feelings, that is one of the messy parts of life. Yet, we appologize, we make amends and move on. I'm not claiming that I am the perfect friend, but I do think that I am a good one. That one little statement from him has me re-evaluating the whole of the last year... what events transpired that led him to believe that I am a self-interested person? The thing is, I can't think of anything major...
Andrea says that it is just a cop-out, but still... it hurts.
Maybe it just really smarts because I feel like I invested so much in him. How could he not see that? Everyone else did.

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I love:
My students, excessive amounts of coffee, Baja Fresh and a good hockey game.
I dislike:
Ignorance, mosquitoes, and people who write in IM and/or grammar so poor that it is clear that they are lazy. IM is LAZY, LAZY do you hear me???