to have that much anger there's got to be passion involved. here's the situation. patty is suspicious that graham is getting a little too close to his female business associate. she reasons however that graham and hallie just get along really well and that it's nothing to worry about. patty's friend camille says that it's a good sign that graham and hallie get along well because the thing to worry about is when they start to argue. because when you "have that much anger there's got to be passion involved." (that's paraphrased, i can't remember the exact quote)



this statement seems to smack of a truism. one of those things that just seem right. anger equals passion. passion equals care. why be mad at someone if you don't care about them? hum. wow. it seems pretty fool-proof this theory, although there are a few exceptions. sometimes you just get mad at someone because they are straight up annoying. sometimes your anger is provoked. some people just get angry at everything. but taking these and similar situations away, what you have is this: you can only get angry/upset/hurt when you care. because when you don't care about somebody you don't care what they do and what their actions are.



when rayanne sleeps with jordan and then loses her friendship with angela, she says, "wow, she (angela) must have really cared (about me) to be hurt so bad." and that again, smacks of a truth. care/passion equals potential hurt/anger.



btw, guess what we've been watching alot of?