schadenfreude

[starseeking]

You know I've been watching a wreck for a few years and I've noticed a trend.

There is only so many times that I can watch a wreck before I stop feeling horror and sadness. Then it starts to be funny. If it continues, it ceases to be funny and then I reach a point where I just don't give a damn.
The next stage I've found past that barrier, anger. I just get angry knowing the wreck is going to continue and there's nothing they will do to stop the fucking crash.
After that I just get pissed wondering why they won't take themselves out of the situation.

If the same thing keeps happening over and over and over and the only consistent part of the equation is YOU. Listen to the universe and the lesson it's trying to drill into your thick fucking head.

I love my family I really do, but odds bodkins..

Comments

[rebeccathefiddler]

Sadly, as with most train wrecks, it is difficult to force oneself to look away, even when one knows that the outcome will be dreadful...

[biscuit1001]

Amen!

[biscuit1001]

In fact I had to double check to see who's on your flist here, to see if you meant the same train wreck I was thinking of (it's not).