Roller Coaster

Open up a box of Ben & Jerry's I'll tell her. Open up a new window on the internet and watch "That Girl" on YouTube. It's going to a bumpy ride, so hang in there. It'll get worse before it'll get better. Then, it'll get worse again.

His bipolar pattern such as that of a bell curve; safe and sound at first, then frenzied up and painful until it plummits back down like a roller coaster ride that has reached its peak and is ready to be grounded.

Hold on tight because just like the ride, he'll make you feel the flutters of a butterfly in your stomach as you prepare to quickly fall...fall right back into his arms that will at some point push you away again.

And when that happens, I'll tell her, "Ask yourself: Is that a ride worth doing all over again? Does the thrill of the ride keep the butterfly effect in your stomach causing a never-ending smile? OR does it come to a haulting end as if you've just had the wind knocked out you?

I know the ride is always tempting, but if you ride enough times knowing what can happen, eventually, it will cause you to regurgitate all of his insecurities that he filled you up with.

And the stench of his bitter life will repulse you and you'll realize that it wasn't that great of a ride afterall!