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Originally Posted by unaluna
I agree, it's not the situation she wanted, but it's the situation she's in. I once rented a room from a man who said he was a medical writer, not disclosing until later that he'd lost his practicing privileges because of a drug problem. So i understand not feeling safe, and things not being "right".
Is she in danger like Jane Eyre, where the woman is locked away but escapes and sets the house on fire? I dont think so. I see it more as a matter of, life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
Hmm. I live a quiet life now, but i have a somewhat checkered past! No wonder im so tired?
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So i understand not feeling safe, and things not being "right".
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Sorry, but your snarky tone and complete lack of empathy with your responses in my thread says otherwise.
Just because my roommate's not like Jack Nicholson axing through the bathroom door in a maniacal way at Shelly Duvall, doesn't mean she's created "safe" environment for me to live in as her roommate.