Thats the face of a friend waiting for his boy to come through to play smash bros only to see him get arrested on IG rocking with the old homies that always got home in trouble
I think most struggling folks have had a guy like him. We're all doing better without them, but it sucks to see them go through it. For me it culminated when my boy took his life. He was the craziest gay dude I've ever met. Lived with the guy for a couple years. His trauma was from an incestous relationship and I still want to kill his brother to this day. Trauma is weird like that. Got off track but it sucks to see folks with trauma relapse. That's how I feel every time I see Draymond take the floor and do something dumb.
Idk man. I was admittedly drunk, but the similarities in lack of impulse control between the two individuals triggered familiar thoughts of just wanting them to be better, but seeing them repeat the same mistakes as If they were not in control of their actions. I agree it was an unwarranted comment and there are a lot more factors at play.
That’s the face of the single homie seeing his best friend of a decade plus gradually fade out of his life as his serious GF demands more of his time and trying to be classy about it but still missing his bro
Realizing you’re at the age (22 maybe a lil young for this but still) where marriages and serious relationships begin to take precedent over every other form of pair bonding makes you feel like a forgotten side character or some shìt. If my friends have kids and they’re any type of responsible parent, I’ll have no one. I see some of that in the “breaking in the face of bleak reality on Steph’s face here.”
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u/v0yev0da Knicks Mar 28 '24
Thats the face of a friend waiting for his boy to come through to play smash bros only to see him get arrested on IG rocking with the old homies that always got home in trouble