You make some amazing points here. I'm sorry for every time this has happened to you; it's too much.
There's a fine line between closure and your illustrations. I think that if a response is expected, or if the aim is to hurt, then it's not an example of closure. If it's a "goodbye", rather than a litany of wrongs and slights, then it's closure.
The intent is the key. Am I trying to hurt the other party with my words and make her/him feel what I may have felt, or am I only saying goodbye and closing a chapter?
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Date: 2004-05-11 10:15 pm (UTC)There's a fine line between closure and your illustrations. I think that if a response is expected, or if the aim is to hurt, then it's not an example of closure. If it's a "goodbye", rather than a litany of wrongs and slights, then it's closure.
The intent is the key. Am I trying to hurt the other party with my words and make her/him feel what I may have felt, or am I only saying goodbye and closing a chapter?