It's not so much that I believe his motives were benevolent, but that I know how...

		bradleyland on March 6, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Walk a mile in Egor’s shoes It's not so much that I believe his motives were benevolent, but that I know how conflicted one can feel when you A) know about a serious vulnerability, and B) don't feel that it was taken seriously.