I No Longer Burst Bubbles

[Razors Edge]

As I get older, I realize there isn't too much to be gained from bursting someone's bubble.  Is that a sign of maturity or simply giving in?

Tom

[bikeman564™]

for me sometimes it's just that I don't give a ? anymore

[Wilbur]

9 minutes ago, Razors Edge said:

As I get older, I realize there isn't too much to be gained from bursting someone's bubble.  Is that a sign of maturity or simply giving in?

Tom

Maybe you are just tired of being called an a$$hole? 

[Razors Edge]

9 minutes ago, Wilbur said:

Maybe you are just tired of being called an a$$hole? 

Are you telling me that eventually gets old????

Tom

[Dottleshead]

I burst bubbles all the time.  It's a joy watching them rise through the bath water.

[Razors Edge]

2 minutes ago, Dottles said:

I burst bubbles all the time.  It's a joy watching them rise through the bath water.

I know a good Thai restaurant if you're hungry.

Tom

[Kirby]

Sometimes it's nice to let people have their dreams.

[Page Turner]

 

[Mr. Silly]

As Kirby said, it is nice to let people having their dreams especially knowing that their bubble is going to burst.  Watching the little death they feel inside grow as their world collapse around them is so satisfying to watch and so much more entertaining when their not warned ahead of time.  Consoling them with "I could have told you that was going to happen" is just as heart warming as saying, "I told you so."