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Angela & John Forever : Love in the No Man'S Land Between Personality- and Developmental Disorders

Sune Rønne

Abstract

Quotation 1: They maintain eye contact as their heads near each other and their lips touch for the first kiss, and then their eyes close, and like two people drifting off into to the great void, they both know that they are now in the hands of greater powers and their kiss turns deeper and more passionate and the current is leading them away from shore at an accelerating pace. Their lips part and he leans slightly forward and she leans her head against his neck and shoulders and he lets his left hand slide over her soft hair, and the current rocks them slowly back towards the shore. For the next 10 minutes, they hold each other. He holds her and tries to let go of a past that once was as she holds him and tries to let go of a future that never will be, and in the end he leaves the apartment without either of them saying another word because they had already spoken all the words that needed to be spoken. Quotation 2: John: What are you doing? Sune: God’s work... John: r/RelationshipAdvice?! Sune: If you want to help people, you need to go to where people need help John: ... [reading] ... ’Life is short and when you look back on a life, very few things really matter...’ ... ’When you have washed away all of the impurities, the only thing that remains is the pure morphine extract called LOVE’... ... ’Trust your heart and believe in love my friend, it’s supposed to be through thick and thin’... Sune: You can’t possibly disagree with that? John: To a dude who’s caught his wife cheating for the 5th time? Sune: Sound advice is sound advice... and I’m not forcing him to follow it, am I? You know, people need to learn to maintain a critical mind about ’online’ and if it takes this guy sitting through 5 more affairs to learn that... [gesturing ’then that’s a sacrifice I am willing to make’] Quotation 3: John unbuttons his pants and reaches for the denim overalls hanging on the wall. Waitress: Oh no sir... I’m afraid those aren’t for you... Did you not hear me say ’skimpy dair

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