So what was it like for Dean?. (Well he kept to himself most of the time. He watched a lot of TV. He wasn't like umm...). Wait I got it. He didn't have many friends. And his mom and dad slash grandma and grandpa always were just a little too tired to wanna play. So when he was around kids, he would just sit in the corner and occupy himself. Because that's all he knew how to do. I mean how would he know any different..
I know about those things you want. I know there are some things that you need. I know between the two you'll manage. 'Cause you know how to make do. But, Is it enough I love you.
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(You see the deal was, her parents would take care of the kid until they got their feet on the ground. Cause they both have full time jobs and weren't financially stable yet, so they say. But her mom would always ask, "when are you gonna pick up Dean?" the baby. And they'd say they didn't have the time or they weren't ready. Ya know time passed quick and he wasn't a baby anymore. None of them really had the heart to tell him that his parents were too busy for him, didn't have time for him. He never knew that his aunt and uncle were actually his mom and dad.).
(Mark Stuart, Stacey Earle). . If you want to go out in your nicest gown. Be part of the crowd and laugh out loud. Well paint the town if you want go out.
So what you're saying is, he grew up his whole life being tortured practically.. And as soon as he finally gets a taste of what normal life is like,. something huge happens, like an unexpected baby..
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I don't worry about you anymore. I don't run and lock my door. Hold my breath and sit real still. Hoping, praying only you will. Go away, don't turn the knob.
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When you left me last summer. You took everything. When you came back to me. You asked me everything about everything. . You asked me if. There was somebody new.
[Shrink]. Well, so he just left?... . [Patient]. See there comes a point in everyone's life. Where they just start seeing things differently. Or you know they're put in a situation where they have to.