In a heated argument, one person threatens another while a third urges them to separate before things escalate to violence or jail. The conversation circles between aggression, warnings about legal consequences, and pleas for someone to take responsibility and leave for their own safety.
You fat bitch, get the fuck away from me. I am miserable because of you. Get the fuck away from me. I am in 30 hours. You can die and get the fuck away. This is my room. I've been here for 2 years. You can leave.
To see your doors broken, to see how y'all are communicating with each other, y'all are one step away from one of y'all making a rash decision and one of y'all ending up in jail.
And I totally agree and I've told him that. I was like, we have to go our separate ways because I feel like one of us is gonna end up in jail or hurt and I don't want that.
But do you have the courage for one of you to leave?
That's the question. I want to make it work. Like I know him and I know him before like this when we're around each other. Like I want to make it work. You answered my question.
You don't have the courage to leave. Do you have the courage to leave? I've got the courage to do whatever makes anybody happy.
Like I would do whatever.
See, the thing is, is until you two stop feeling like you have to be responsible for each other, you're never gonna start learning how to be responsible for yourselves.
