" a tug-of-war of leave and stay "
being in a trio is like flipping a coin. you get heads or you get tails.
i got tails.
actually no, every interaction with them feels like flipping a coin. you'd either join in on the conversation or just leave the call without saying goodbye -- to see if they'd notice amongst the sea of inside jokes and if-you-know-you-know's i never got to be a part of.
person A and person B are nice to talk to, just not together. when they're together, you'll never get a word in.
person A likes person B, maybe that's why i get left out a lot. person A wants to be more with person B, dedicating 'trio time' to 'their time'.
i guess it got to a point where every hangout they planned, i just didn't bother going.
this 'problem' doesn't seem to feel so heavy and big anymore.
but it did around a year ago.
being in a trio doesn't always feel like a burden, but rather the fact you have to take lengths just to be noticed.
this sounds mean, and it probably is, but i don't like it when person A wants to join whenever person B and i call.
person A initiates all the inside jokes,
the loudest one in the 'trio',
the one who doesn't know when to stop.
sometimes i wish i was never in this 'trio'. i'm just grateful it's not a big deal for me anymore.
p.s. sorry if this sounds mean, i don't have a way with words ,, take my thoughts with a grain of salt.
- 𓋴𓉔𓇋𓂋𓄿𓇌
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