Michele said:
do what iqqi said, that's pretty funny.
anyways what did she say afterwards?
Alright, I just wont to remind everyone that this conversation took place on IM (It's not really my style, but she started the conversation.)
But afterward, she said "So I'm gonna retreat to my corner and think of what I just did."
Yeah, it was kind of weird and I'm not quite sure what she meant by it, but I didn't think about it much.
But anyways, I do not regret telling her off. She had been walking all over me this past week and I'd had it with her. Normally I would have stopped hanging out with her, but we share a lot of friends so it would be kind of hard. I decided to just stay away from her within our group. But she started to actively seek me out and shoot me down. I tried to do the DJ thing and just ignore her, but she continued.
So yesterday, after having put up with more of her BS on IM. And having her try to take the power from me and make me feel weak and pathetic. I stopped. I've haven't taken **** from ANYONE in over 4 years (I used to be really AFC when it came to that stuff, but 4 years ago I changed and stopped taking crap from a lot people. then 1 year ago, after finding this site, I took almost no crap from anyone,) but I realized that right then, I was letting her take control of my emotions and letting her breakdown everything that I'd become. Now a lot of you said that by lashing out at her, I gave her control of me, but I think that before I lashed out, she had much more control of me.
I wanted to let her know that her sh*t stopped there. I wanted her to know that she could NOT step all over me.
I think I'm a damn awesome guy and if she can't see that then she can think that somewhere else. If she wants to be around me, she will not disrespect me. Under any other circumstances, I would drop this girl immediately, but I really like some of my friends that are friends with her. I chose to put her in her place, and I do not regret saying that. I stand by my decision whether of not you guys think it was the right thing today. And maybe one day I'll look back on this and think it was foolish of me, but until that day comes, I don't regret having done that