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Michael Seidel, writer 
Yeah, and I’m guilty of that, too. In fact, just not 30 seconds before this post popped up in my ‘Reader’, I had finished a bit of a rant (to nobody in particular, since I have the house to myself at the moment) which I ended with “And I really don’t care anymore!” Sigh …
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I think it’s a final statement to self as energy peters out.
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Yes, I think that’s exactly right!
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People who say they don’t care really mean they don’t want to care. In my experience, anyway.
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Absolutely. I believe it’s a bitter, exhausted, temporary surrender thing, a sort of verbal reflex.
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Sometimes you just need to “give up” so you don’t actually give up 🙂
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