abandonment issues.
i don't think "they" really thought it through when "they" came up with the phrase "wild with abandon". does being abandoned drives you to be wild or do you get abandoned because you're wild.
i think when you get abandoned, the stark stillness and the loneliness and aloneless of it all claws at your heart and rends it apart. and your desperate frantic attempt to stop the pain, random and erratic in "their" eyes, gets mistaken for wild.
may he rest in peace, that little grey furball.
