Monday, July 6, 2009
Suspicion is a terrible feeling!
Suspicion is a terrible feeling. It is based partly on logic and largely on instinct, which is why any straightforward accusations you make will most likely be countered with a staunch denial that you can neither prove nor disprove. An unfaithful husband can say you are being insecure. A daughter who has not been caught taking drugs can argue that your are paranoid. Then you might begin to doubt yourself, although the suspicions will probably linger. You should hire a professional to get the truth.
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Suspicion is one of the worst feelings you can have in any relationship.
ReplyDeleteIt can lead to jealousy or worse.
One of the worse factors is confrontation this can lead to unnecessary arguements.
I would agree that you need to find out for good whether your suspicions are unfounded or are correct.
Couldn't agree more!
ReplyDeleteand then there is a person who had another person arrested for harassment and stocking a couple years back, because she didn't like the person and her daddy was a retired policeman and she could do anything she wanted. The one person did finally get her on a couple of things, but only a tap on the hand, but now...the policemans daughter is still trying to get people to hurt this lady.. Come by the house and take pictures of a 5 year old calls the police and says there's a unattended juvenile in the driveway. Which the police were already called because she was there. I can't prove it, but the gut feeling is This instigator is really keeping this going with different people to help her and I really think this could be a real theat to our children. I need help to prove what's happening before it gets out of hand. How many police reports can you make???
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