DISQUS

Natasha · 2 years ago

It hurts my feelings more than I'd like to admit that you feel like moving in with all of us was possibly the worst decision you ever made. I know I have been a big part of all the drama and I know it has been very stressful, not only for you, but for every single person in this house. However, even given all the recent drama, I still feel like it was totally worth it. I know I have had a great time living here with everyone, you included. I feel like we have all already become better friends and we all seem to have a great time together. I am sorry you feel like we all just get up and leave when you come home. That is definitely not the case. No one is thinking "Oh man Tony's home, lets all leave!" Certain people's schedules just work differently than yours, Lexy's and Dave's. I obviously work overnights, so on my days off I stay up anyway, and going out just happens to be one of the ways I like to do that. I also think that everyone going out so much is really at a peak only because we all just moved and we are all becoming betters friends, so we go out together. I can only speak for myself, but me going out has nothing to do with trying to leave the house or only going out when certain people come home. It just happens to be the way my schedule works. I am also sorry for all the drama because, like I said, I know I have been a big part of it. I think the kinks are just being worked out though. Things will get better, we are all still adjusting, although you have to admit, a certain amount of drama just comes with having so many people in one house. As far as I am concerned, any drama related to recent events in our house is over. I think the worst has happened and it will get better. Just give it time. Remember, we are all your friends and we care about you and love you and there is a reason we all moved in with you. :)

Zan · 2 years ago

It's true. If you had stuck with computer engineering your life would probably be totally different. And so would mine.

Lacey · 2 years ago

I know coming from me--a bit younger and all the way over in Montana, no less--might sound a bit ungenuine, but everyone second-guesses the paths they have taken every once in a while. It's really easy to say that the problems we have now could have been fixed by a different decision "back then."
But it's also really easy to look at your decisions in ye olde past and see how they would have affected the positive aspects of your life. How much would you want -those- to change? Because they would, too.

Love and kisses