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How to?
Friday, April 18, 2008 @ 2:22 AM
can anyone tell me how to let someone be in the middle of an argument?
how much space is "space", then how much space is "running away"?
and how to give space without being paranoid?
and how to get a guy to tell you everything's gonna be okay without saying a single word?