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I have just been told by my girlfriends brother that my girlfriend is in hospital. She's broken her leg and the bone has come right through the skin. She's being passing in and out of consciesness for quite some time.
I want to be there for her so much, it takes me about 8 hours to get the train down there and at 4am I won't be much use to anything. The thing is she wants to be a professional dancer, she dances every day and does shows etc, this injury could wreck everything for her. I feel so terrible that I cannot be there.
I know what a git I was yesterday, even considering cheating on her but this puts stuff into perspective. I love her so much. I know there is nothing anyone can do and I dunno why I am even posting this when all I want to do is board the nearest train to get there. If I didn't have a stupid exam left on monday I would.
*weep*
Feel sympathy for him... he could have been a great player and I could have mooched a fortune off him.
> The 'in-crowd' hate me.
And I mean *really* hate me. They give me funny looks every time they see me. They also try to make smart comments which are easily turned back on them leaving them looking stupid, then it just turns into a whole "shut the hell up loser" session.
> You seem to have taken the wrong incident Azul. I was talking about
> er-no and his fathers accident.
>
> (sorry if this brings up bad memoried er-no)
Ah yeah, sorry.
I've now remembered it was their brother anyway.
Stupid memory.
Anyway, I broke my leg badly about 5-6 months ago, and I've only started properly playing footie again in the past few days.
THe thing I don't get is, is why is Kyz looking for sympathy for basically, a petty matter? A lot worse things happen, you know.
Especially when we don't know this person?
> I learnt something today. I went into school to hand in some books so
> i could sign off forever. And there were some kids shouting at a
> teacher because he is meesed in the head. He is messed in the head
> because his wife is dying from cancer.
>
> I stood up for him. Me standing up for him resulted in myself being
> pushed around and nearly beaten up.
>
> I learnt that there are pathetic people around. Even more pathetic
> than I thought. It makes me angry, at how people just feel they can
> slate everyone else.
>
> But I don't think some of you will understand.
Thats the way though, as soon as anyone expresses any form of self confidence and dissaproval towards the "in crowd" they get scared, fear breeds aggression... they saw you as a threat, you exposed them to be the inferior self esteemless sad people that they really are...
> not many people give a damn
> if someone's (who they do not know) future of prancing around on a
> stage is spoiled because they've broken their leg.
*nods*