dashcat
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and moved back to her dad's last night.
Don't know the whole story yet (will I ever?), but she texted him and said she no longer wanted to "live like this" and he went and picked her up.
They were in a motel, she was working and paying for everything. P (the dude) did not work, had no intention of working, had no money, no cell phone, etc. She went through a good bit of her savings and finally realized that she was not going to be able to get an apartment. Sheesh!
I refused to have anything to do with the the situation - wouldn't drive her anywhere, wouldn't allow him to hang out here (but I did see her one-on-one). I'm not sure he's out of the picture entirely, but at least she's not shacked up with him anymore.
Crossing my fingers that she comes to her senses and agrees - at LEAST - to see a therapist. There's nothing normal about what happened. I'm just glad she's safe.
I feel guilty, a little, for being glad she's at DEX's and not here. I don't miss the drama.
Dash
Don't know the whole story yet (will I ever?), but she texted him and said she no longer wanted to "live like this" and he went and picked her up.
They were in a motel, she was working and paying for everything. P (the dude) did not work, had no intention of working, had no money, no cell phone, etc. She went through a good bit of her savings and finally realized that she was not going to be able to get an apartment. Sheesh!
I refused to have anything to do with the the situation - wouldn't drive her anywhere, wouldn't allow him to hang out here (but I did see her one-on-one). I'm not sure he's out of the picture entirely, but at least she's not shacked up with him anymore.
Crossing my fingers that she comes to her senses and agrees - at LEAST - to see a therapist. There's nothing normal about what happened. I'm just glad she's safe.
I feel guilty, a little, for being glad she's at DEX's and not here. I don't miss the drama.
Dash