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Yes. No. Maybe?
December 10, 2017
The only thing yes and no have in common is there is no inbetween. Some think that maybe, maybe is an option but maybe, maybe is just a distraction from the pain soon to come with your answer. When the 50/50 chance of hurting someone you love comes the only way to avoid it is maybe, but they will ask again and again, waiting, slowly draining you making you feel the hurt before they do. The only question that is hard to answer is is there really another option between yes and no? Because really, maybe is just you asking yourself...
© Arianna J., Temecula, CA
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