I'm also glad that we didn't have to live through what Christi's friend is going through.
I'm... not sure I'd agree with you on the whole normal thing. Well... maybe what I think is that not having a dad has caused a part of us to be shattered. And I think that every single person on the planet has a part of them shattered, so I guess if you define normalcy in the sense of likeness, then yeah, we're "normal." But if you define normalcy in the sense of how things ought to be, then we're different. Does that make sense?
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Date: 2005-12-12 04:19 pm (UTC)I'm also glad that we didn't have to live through what Christi's friend is going through.
I'm... not sure I'd agree with you on the whole normal thing. Well... maybe what I think is that not having a dad has caused a part of us to be shattered. And I think that every single person on the planet has a part of them shattered, so I guess if you define normalcy in the sense of likeness, then yeah, we're "normal." But if you define normalcy in the sense of how things ought to be, then we're different. Does that make sense?
Either way, I'm not sure it changes much.