From The Sinkhole Bar & Grill
Danny Thompson, Manager
Dear Mr. Grammer,
I would have written to you sooner but it took me this long to be able to find a means of contacting you. I'm not sure if you personally remember the events that occurred in my establishment last Tuesday, but I'm sure that between TMZ, the tabloids, and the explosions on Twitter and Facebook, you've been able to piece it together.
Just in case, though, I thought I'd offer my assistance in helping you piece together the events of that evening.
Showing posts with label Open Letters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Letters. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
An Open Letter To Meghan Trainor
To Ms. Trainor,
First off, I wanted to thank you for attending the couples counseling session we set up between you and your (now) former boyfriend. I always strongly encourage couples to do everything they can to work through issues, and the fact that you both were willing to show up indicated you both still had hopes that this relationship could fix what you felt was wrong.
However, after you both had your turns talking to each other and to me about what you feel is missing, I feel like there were a few points that need to be made. I've made notes in this letter following phrases and sentences I wrote down after you said them, because in my years as a couples therapist, I've found that it's only in extreme cases is the fault entirely on one side. I'm also writing one of these letters to your ex, because I feel that to not try to help both of you after this break-up would be not fulfilling my job as your counselor, and I don't want this experience to hinder either of you from finding the relationship that's right.
First off, I wanted to thank you for attending the couples counseling session we set up between you and your (now) former boyfriend. I always strongly encourage couples to do everything they can to work through issues, and the fact that you both were willing to show up indicated you both still had hopes that this relationship could fix what you felt was wrong.
However, after you both had your turns talking to each other and to me about what you feel is missing, I feel like there were a few points that need to be made. I've made notes in this letter following phrases and sentences I wrote down after you said them, because in my years as a couples therapist, I've found that it's only in extreme cases is the fault entirely on one side. I'm also writing one of these letters to your ex, because I feel that to not try to help both of you after this break-up would be not fulfilling my job as your counselor, and I don't want this experience to hinder either of you from finding the relationship that's right.
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