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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 4:46 pm
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A while back, I left my family to live with my uncle in North Dakota (I'm from Washington). But living with him proved to be awful. So when my internet friend offered me a job and a place to live, I almost jumped at the chance. First, I tried to tell her all my flaws (a bit lazy, have ADD, have a panic disorder, on and on). She said none of my flaws bothered her, and that she would even help me to become a better person. So I decided to go.
It was a mistake I'm sill paying for.
At first, everything was awesome. We had so much fun watching anime, drinking beer or wine, and just talking and laughing. Work even started out good. But the next day of work went terrible... my boss is a huge christian and when he asked me if I had brought my Bible so we can pray ( eek ), I had to explain I wasn't Christian. I'm agnostic. From that point forward he treated me like dirt. Yeah. Very Christian of him. And then things got worse with my roommate. She didn't warn me about things about herself, like I had done. She has Aspergers. ... You would think you would tell someone about that! She would make offhanded comments and then not give a crap that she hurt mine or someone else's feelings. I realize she can't help it, but it was hard to deal with. I tried so hard to do everything the way she liked. One day she would like something THIS way. But the next it was wrong, and she likes it THIS way. I was so out of my mind trying to make her happy! On top of that, she constantly makes mountains out of molehills. A harmless comment can be the biggest insult she's ever heard in her entire life!
Well, things came to a head, and I had to leave. I've been living in a closet for the past seven months. She still contacts me and lectures me about god, and how I should live my life. And I just LET her. Why!? Why can't I tell her to go **** herself? I guess I wish we could go back to before. Life would have been so much better had I never moved in with her. Now I can't talk to her without seeing her livid face screaming at me to get the **** out. I can't stand hearing anyone talk about Christianity without hearing her say the devil likes to talk through me (or her mother saying I need to get right with god). I can't... but I don't know how to stop being her friend. I realized I can't get over it. The more time goes on, the more I find myself hating her.
What happened? I got a call from the apartment complex. They said they have an apartment available for me, and I turned them down. She found out and is now yelling at me for it via FaceBook. She's insulting my family, too. I'm about to snap cry
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 4:50 pm
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Mind-boggling Abomination
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 5:29 pm
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 5:56 pm
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 6:22 pm
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 6:24 pm
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 6:27 pm
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 6:30 pm
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Kecitich stare that person is not worth to have your attention, nor your frustration. Miss Yennon, I personally have a great suggestion from my experience - if you don't think about the situation, these crisis will slowly depart from your life. When we live no worry; no caring; no annoyed feeling on things we cared so much. Those rotten feelings we have been carrying will move away from our lives. I had a friend in real life, this friend whom I kind of like (but also with a little dislike) to be with. We know each other kind of too well for years. Slowly our opinions and differentiation drove us apart. It's part of life, we move on, don't contact each other ever since 9 years ago... Don't think about this person that gets on our nerves. I say leave no thoughts on these negative things happened because of this person. I love what Fumahiko had suggested. I also agree with what Kez Mani has said. Thank you heart I'm so tired of having this pent up anger over it. I used to be worry free before I met her. She actually hated that about me sweatdrop she would sit and stress well into the night, and I just wouldn't think of it. I feel that looking too far into the future is sometimes a scary thought. It can even be stressful to sit and just, worry, worry, worry. And to top it off, it causes premature aging gonk carefree is the way to go!
I just started college yesterday, but I hope I maintain my carefreeness, haha ^^;
Anyway, thanks again for the kind words smile I told her off, so I hope everything will be sunnier and happier from here on out.
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 6:42 pm
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awesome, too awesome xd I wish you well with college and meet lots of cool people and befriend with those positive thinking individuals emotion_hug Power are for those who think positively, luck are for those who think they are full of fortune, happiness are for those who carefree heart Wealth are for those who demand little but knowing they are wealthy no matter how much/little they have.
I love what JoyRose has said too, I agree completely.
On internet, I had another friend whom I cared about, we contact each other for years, almost at least every month. She is so full of worries, so negatives. When I removed her from my contact list, and tell her I am moving on because our relationship as friend has never did us any good (because the way she see things). She got so angry and told me she is upset I thought of that, it's my mistake and excuse. Guess what, MissYennon? I added her back after a year.
I tell you this, worst mistake ever! Needless to say I refuse to make direct contact to her again. LOL
Don't look back, really, just don't. Miserable people will always be miserable, they either change their attitude once they realised somehow or being miserable forever.
You have tried your best to do what's best for her, she didn't get it. It's okay, totally her own fault...
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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2013 9:43 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 3:31 pm
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 10:50 am
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x Tragic Rabbit x I'm sorry hun, that really sucks. Congrats on cutting ties though.. it's best to just do it abruptly, like ripping off a band-aid. If you continue to respond to her after that, even in anger, it might just make matters worse. She should be ignored completely - try to put her out of your mind so you're free to focus on college without worry. (If you're anything like me it's sooooo hard to cut ties with friends. I have always had 1 or 2 friends tops.. or none at all, at any point in my life. Breaking up with em was crazy hard for that very reason alone. sad ) & Best of luck with school! heart I am a bit like you! I have so few friends, so I try to desperately cling to the ones I have sad Even now, I keep thinking about all the good times we had before I lived with her, and even the first few weeks living with her. We had such good times... but it's completely overshadowed by my anger towards her now.
She hasn't tried to contact me, as far as I know. She could still get to me through my phone, and she hasn't. So I think she really is going to leave me alone... which is awesome sweatdrop I was worried she would call and start a screaming match. Or try to! I'll hang up rolleyes
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 10:59 am
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 11:10 am
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