Originally Posted by
Puffin
So my ex-friend broke up with her boyfriend today... I can't say I didn't call it. Apparently he got mad at her over something, and from the way things looked, apparently he was mad at her over relationship stuff that "he didn't know about". I posted "I'm sorry to hear about that; just learn from your mistakes and move on" on her facebook wall, but I didn't really expect to get this:
"Hah, at least I'm not a complete bitch like you. Simple as that. Now please I kindly asked you to never, ever speak to me again and that is still what I want."
She never told me that.
So, my (lengthy) response:
"So... You criticize someone I know for hugging others - his FRIENDS, and being a "creep" and a "fag", while you flirt and hit on other guys, heading off with a certain someone during bowling, therefore being a total hypocrite?
And when you say that I don't see my boyfriend enough, and insist that I'm in a "bad" relationship, whereas you couldn't stand being away from your boyfriend for a moment? You always had to check up on him?
Your insecurity is not better than my relationship. Your comments already make you below what I thought you were. You made me feel bad and even if I told you nicely to stop commenting on my boyfriend's weight, stature, personality, you'd continue to say you hated him with total lack of respect for my own feelings. You never stopped your sly comments that you'd give to me when you walked past me. I was a punching bag. That continued for two weeks; the first week I put up with it but the second week it started to really get to me, so I pulled you aside and said, "[name], please stop"... And you didn't. You said everything that I was doing with my sweetheart is wrong and I should break up with him.
Is it still a wonder to you why I never spoke to you since you got mad at me that day? Is it really a wonder why you shouldn't be more open to other peoples' ideals and opinions? Maybe being so controlling and certain that you're doing the right thing, calling someone out and being rude when they disagree, is not in your best interest? Think about that. Have a nice spring break. My phone is always on if you want to talk."
Wall of text, but yeah. My psychologist actually told me I have his permission to call her off on everything - rage at her - in front of people at my school because of this. That is, if she mentions anything or vents at me during school. He said it's good to let her know about how I feel in this sense, because she's been so nasty to me, and take her down a few notches. This is for mutual equality and not revenge, although he said it wouldn't hurt to think of it like that as well.
Also, her boyfriend (along with 4 other people in the past hour or so) liked my post. That's gotta mean something.