Pas de trois ˌpä də ˈtwä/ noun noun: pas de trois ; plural noun: pas de trois a dance for three people. You like them, they like you (so you thought), but you know they’re still stuck on their ex . Wtf to do? This seems to be so common as I’ve gotten older. It’s like you meet someone who seems right in so many ways, but then you find out down the line that they have been semi-unavailable because they still have these tired ass feelings for an ex. Now, instead of the situation you two have growing and flourishing, you have to dance around a third person with hopes that it’ll fizzle on their end, or that you’ll possibly show them that you’re better than the last and to move on with you. (Whomp.) This now has become an issue. Instead of a thrilling tango meant for two, this has become a deadly pas de trois, without the elegance and prestige the ballet gives us. You are stuck with a murky outlook that only a horror film could bring. ...
Love, Life, and The Struggle of a 20-Something looking for Poetic Justice