"It's hard to know if I'm doing the right thing," she explained. "Therapist, mother, sister, friend, lover ... which am I supposed to be for her? I ke...p trying to decide?" Why decide? Why can't you be all of those things, at least for now? She needs all of the different you's – all of who you are to her. Look, she has to overcome this bipolar thing, but she also needs to catch up on growing up. She seems like she stopped growing, in some ways, when she lost her mother. She needs the last 12. Then I unclasped my hand and rested it on her upper thigh. She did the same. By that point most people had gone inside, but there were still some people left around the fire that could see what was going on. All of a sudden we weren't being so discreet anymore. Then it got to the point where I could take it no more. I wrapped her up in my right arm, brushed the hair off her face with my other hand, drew her in close, and planted a passionate kiss on her lips. She opened her mouth as I opened. Relationships are complicated and the more people involved in the relationships the more complicated they get. Julie told me you called Jennifer on Friday and was able to tell her your side of the story. I know it's hard to wait; but, if you think Jennifer is worth waiting for, then a week in BC should give her enough time to come to her senses. Enjoy your trip to BC and think about your golf - that should make the time pass quickly."Dave nodded, "Thanks, Mom; I know I don't say this enough,. That is where the Marshall draws the line. He doles out the pain, not the other way around.“What’s your name?” Daryl asks as the man shuts the door behind them.“Josh,” he answers. Then he says, “I would offer you a drink, but I want to just zkip to the point. Bessides, with want you done out there to the bounssers, the police will be here ssoon.”“It’s entirely up to you,” Daryl says with a shrug, well aware of the repercussions if the local police force shows up while he is still there.Josh.