ok.... these ppl are my husbands "true" friends... my husband is the bark and our son is the stump. WHERE AM I!?!? a.k.a i'm the fungus
whenu read the story, his friends wrote this story about me and my husband and his friends... tell me what you think...
I NEED YOUR ADVICE! I NEED HELP!!

The wise oak tree….
There once was a wise old oak tree. He was happy living in the forest with his friends, his saplings. His saplings were content to bask under his big, strong branches and they knew that they would always be sheltered from harm by him. The saplings also protected the oak tree from the chance passersby that meant to do him harm.
After years of this harmonious and symbiotic relationship, the saplings got lazy. They allowed a particularly destructive breed of fungus to infiltrate their happy little oak family and attach itself to the wise old oak tree. At first, the saplings thought that this fungus was benign. It was even kind of cute and innocent-looking. The saplings, the oak tree and the fungus would all hang out and have great times together and the fungus always seemed to fit right in with everyone else. Little did the oaks know, the fungus was only getting started. The saplings didn't know that this fungus was the deadly Oak Wilt fungus and would eventually try to kill their poor old wise oak.
Before the fungus reared its ugly head, the oak bore an acorn. The acorn was the oak's pride and joy. This acorn was large and joyful, a great acorn. The oak loved its little acorn and would never have done anything to harm it. The oak could never have conceived of hurting the little acorn, it was the oak tree's pride and joy.
Time passed and the acorn grew. The oak tree and the fungus grew distant from one another. The oak tree never wanted to be around the fungus. The oak tree wasn't spiteful, it just wanted the fungus to listen to it. The oak tree tried numerous times to impart its wisdom to the fungus, but the fungus was set in its ways. It had been raised narrow-minded and it liked for things to stay that way. On top of the problems between the oak and the fungus, the fungus began to make problems for the saplings. The saplings who had been there for the oak since their conception were now being harassed by this malicious fungus. The fungus wanted nothing more than to have the oak to itself. It had no regard for anyone but itself and in its envy, it was blind to the benevolence of the wise old oak tree.
One day, the saplings noticed that the fungus had become more malignant in its actions. It seemed that the fungus was trying desperately to kill the old wise oak tree, and the saplings refused to sit silently and watch. The oak tree had been their protector and confidant for years and now this fungus was threatening everything they had built. The saplings decided that they could no longer stand by and let their oak die. They launched a crusade against the fungus. Saplings who had been fighting for years put aside their differences to unite and save the oak tree. They knew that this disease was bigger than all of them and that it could hurt their oak tree right down to the heartwood.
The saplings selected a sacrificial lamb, if I may, to sit down with the oak tree and have a serious discussion. The little sapling poured its heart out to the oak tree and explained its worries. The tree sat quietly and listened. In all of his wisdom, he had overlooked his own life and his own relationship with the fungus. He had failed to see how detrimental the fungus was to his vitality. The saplings were concerned and they shared information with the oak tree. They told him what the fungus had been doing and saying behind his back, they told him everything. The saplings may have tolerated the fungus in the beginning, but once the fungus began to hurt the oak tree, the gloves came off.
The war was long and hard. There were casualties. The saplings fought fiercely to maintain their harmonious relationship with the wise old oak tree. After much fighting, the fungus (who was tired of being ignored and needed to find someone who would make it the center if its universe) eventually disappeared from the lives of the oak tree and its saplings. They all, including the young acorn, lived happily in the forest and never thought of the fungus again.
SO, WHAT DO YOU THINK?? HOW DO I TELL THEM TO LEAVE MY MARRIAGE ALONE AND LEAVE ME ALONE ?!!?!????!?? THIS THING IS A MONTH OLD.. why should i bring it up?? i just need advice how to ignore this..it hurts me to see this... how could they do this?? soo rude!!
i can't get away from them.. they are the "room mates".. well only 3 of them.. lol but it's hardto live in this house with them around.. ugh!!!!!
I NEED HELP !!!!!!!!!!!
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