Also...

[partly]

Today I had the opportunity to use the phrase:

"...and the truth will set you free."

And it did.

Hah.

The good thing was no bad things happened from telling the truth.

Actually, bad things never comes from telling the truth. Bad things come from whatever it is the people want to lie about. And it's a fine and blurry distinction that is often overlooked by those who are one the receiving end of the "bad things".

Only today, it was good. All truth, no bad things.

"...and the truth will set you free." Today, it did.

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[donnickcottage.livejournal.com]

Yesterday I screamed aloud, from one end of a deep breath to the other. There were plenty of words I might have interjected, it might have been more a speech that passed my lips than a simple shout. But stating the case was less important than stating there was a case. You're entitled to be cryptic; that you're in need of support is enough, the why is unnecessary.