Wednesday, May 6, 2026, 11:18 am
Not my story to tell

For the last decade, I’ve watched less and less television.
Honestly, real life is far more interesting.
Seeing someone who isn’t quite on the same journey… adjusts that slightly.
One thing she enjoys is watching Grey’s Anatomy together in bed.
I get it. It’s an interesting show. At least it was in the beginning. Before it got more and more dramatic. But I digress.
Typical formula. You love a character. Character becomes a dumbass. You hate a character. Character grows. You love a character again. Everyone is sleeping with everyone. Everyone is talking about everyone. Drama. More drama.
Except one. One character on this program has stood out to me. Because he doesn’t talk about others. It’s a boundary of his. If we all had this boundary, the world would be a better place. And more interesting, albeit in different ways. He still goes in and out of becoming a dumbass, but this quality redeems him.
“It’s not my story to tell.”
There is value in being able to trust someone. Even if it is only one person.
I know this is part of her fascination with me. I am her McDreamy.
She can remove her masks. She can rest easy with me. She can share with me. Anything.
And she knows it.