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Old 07-23-2003, 09:48 PM
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It would explain a lot of her behavior as of late (i.e. holding back)!

I really can't imagine Lindsey doing any of this at this point to be cruel or to intentionally dupe her. I'm guessing that he really was wrapped up in the moment, but for him it only was the moment...and when the moment was over it was over. But not for her.

Or maybe he thought they were on the same page. Tapping into those old feelings for the drama (and I'm sure it was really enjoyable for both of them) but then getting back to "real life" afterwards. Like two actors doing a love scene in a play, and one of them falls for the other. The one who's not in love probably isn't thinking that the other one is vulnerable. It's just a show afterall, right?

Or maybe it really did go a little too far, and Lindsey woke up one morning like "Whoa! I can't do this again!" Maybe she got all "Stevie" on him one night ("One night in a world of pain/ and you finally understand"?) and knew in that moment that "not all the king's horses and all the kings men could put it back together". And in that moment he blamed it on "Silver Springs" like moments on stage...I REALLY think there's some aspect of the concerts in here ("What people will do to get this high"). Didn't she once say this song was about touring with FM?

Regardless, I can't imagine it was about cruelty or even disregard. Just emotional misunderstanding.

And hey, thanks! Glad you liked my interp!
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