Sad, really.
We trusted you.
We said, "Sure, you're a single mom. We'll let you have the car and you can pay us later when your case is settled with The Beast."
We had many people we could have sold it to and had money before we left, which we could have used, but we cared for you and trusted you.
Now, even with a contract you signed saying you'd pay us, you're not following through with it.
I guess because we're far enough away, it's easy enough to get away with it.
Does it feel right driving around in a stolen car? If it does, you may want to check your morals again.
We considered small claims, but sometimes, letting people have their karma ...
... no pun intended ...
... is enough.
At a certain point, I walked away from the ex we share when I was suing her as well.
I didn't need the stress in my life and I just wanted to smile, not have a knot in my stomach from fighting.
We don't need that now either.
We'd rather let fate seal itself.
We are good people that you fucked over.
We were silly enough to trust someone that was that new in our lives.
Yes my dear, you did a good acting job. I really thought you were a friend.
Turns out I am proven wrong and you're not the 'Sweet Ex' I thought you were.
My question really is, why?
And to the angels, I ask, "Why do good, generous people always get fucked over?"
Does it really pay to be generous and trust someone?
I'm not so sure.
I'm not hurting from the loss of friendship anymore.
It stung for a bit.
It made me feel sick.
But I've lost so many friends since our change of life, that you don't matter now.
You're now lumped in with all the other negative cretins, who tried to take away our happiness.
We had enough difficulty in this life change that we really don't need that kind of crud in our lives.
Yes.
We're walking away.
You can have your free car and all your 'friends' who seem to think that what you are doing to us is OK.
Think about it.
If 'they' think it's OK to steal from a friend, can you really trust 'them'?
I suppose someone like you doesn't care.
Don't worry. You will get yours.
We may have lost money, but at least we didn't lose our generosity.
Maybe the fact that you don't know what a friend really is, is your suffering already.
But hey! You win a car!
There is always a cost for every action we choose.
What will you pay?
We trusted you.
We said, "Sure, you're a single mom. We'll let you have the car and you can pay us later when your case is settled with The Beast."
We had many people we could have sold it to and had money before we left, which we could have used, but we cared for you and trusted you.
Now, even with a contract you signed saying you'd pay us, you're not following through with it.
I guess because we're far enough away, it's easy enough to get away with it.
Does it feel right driving around in a stolen car? If it does, you may want to check your morals again.
We considered small claims, but sometimes, letting people have their karma ...
... no pun intended ...
... is enough.
At a certain point, I walked away from the ex we share when I was suing her as well.
I didn't need the stress in my life and I just wanted to smile, not have a knot in my stomach from fighting.
We don't need that now either.
We'd rather let fate seal itself.
We are good people that you fucked over.
We were silly enough to trust someone that was that new in our lives.
Yes my dear, you did a good acting job. I really thought you were a friend.
Turns out I am proven wrong and you're not the 'Sweet Ex' I thought you were.
My question really is, why?
And to the angels, I ask, "Why do good, generous people always get fucked over?"
Does it really pay to be generous and trust someone?
I'm not so sure.
I'm not hurting from the loss of friendship anymore.
It stung for a bit.
It made me feel sick.
But I've lost so many friends since our change of life, that you don't matter now.
You're now lumped in with all the other negative cretins, who tried to take away our happiness.
We had enough difficulty in this life change that we really don't need that kind of crud in our lives.
Yes.
We're walking away.
You can have your free car and all your 'friends' who seem to think that what you are doing to us is OK.
Think about it.
If 'they' think it's OK to steal from a friend, can you really trust 'them'?
I suppose someone like you doesn't care.
Don't worry. You will get yours.
We may have lost money, but at least we didn't lose our generosity.
Maybe the fact that you don't know what a friend really is, is your suffering already.
But hey! You win a car!
There is always a cost for every action we choose.
What will you pay?
i draw abundance to myself today, and every day
Dude, where's my car?
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