Precursor
Don Juan
Guys I'm in a bad situation here. Last week, I was at practice. While changing in the locker room, i was the last person there, besides an autistic kid.
When i went out, the team was getting ready to go. I thought it was common sense to wait for the mentally disabled kid (he is part of the team also). So he ends up taking 3 minutes to finish, and i lead him to where the team meets up usually, but we are 5-10 minutes late.
The coach walks over and gets all pissed, saying i cannot participate because i am late. I explain that i had to help guide the autistic kid. She then goes up to the autistic kid and tells him he can't practice also! ****ing ridiculous.
She tells me that i can only spectate, and i was furious. I decided to just walk away and leave.
Today, she pulls me out of the first race because of what happened on Monday. This is one of those situations where you do something morally correct but at a cost.
Some comments i can say about my coach is that she is in her mid thirties, Very ugly, (rumor is she never had a relationship or sex), insecure, doesn't have a career yet, and still attends college (despite being mid 30's). She is going through some period where she feels she gets no respect and is demanding it. (jesus christ, we all know what happens when that occurs)
Usually with insecure people, I don't even deal with them. But this person is the coach for my team, and i don't know what to do. I can walk away, but i do not want to be a marytr or anything.
What can i do? The team supports me obviously, but they have no power over her. I don't want to be a martyr, or any sort of a rebel leader or any of that BS stuff.
I can fake an apology to plot revenge later , because insecure people are also stubborn (they need to reaffirm themselves). The only way i see it right now is to just apologize and plan whatever i have in a later date. It seems to be my best option. I hate insecure people!!!! Arghhh!!
I'm here to vent, but you guys are free (and it would be greatly appreciated) to offer your comments, opinions, suggestions, or any thing you would like to share.
When i went out, the team was getting ready to go. I thought it was common sense to wait for the mentally disabled kid (he is part of the team also). So he ends up taking 3 minutes to finish, and i lead him to where the team meets up usually, but we are 5-10 minutes late.
The coach walks over and gets all pissed, saying i cannot participate because i am late. I explain that i had to help guide the autistic kid. She then goes up to the autistic kid and tells him he can't practice also! ****ing ridiculous.
She tells me that i can only spectate, and i was furious. I decided to just walk away and leave.
Today, she pulls me out of the first race because of what happened on Monday. This is one of those situations where you do something morally correct but at a cost.
Some comments i can say about my coach is that she is in her mid thirties, Very ugly, (rumor is she never had a relationship or sex), insecure, doesn't have a career yet, and still attends college (despite being mid 30's). She is going through some period where she feels she gets no respect and is demanding it. (jesus christ, we all know what happens when that occurs)
Usually with insecure people, I don't even deal with them. But this person is the coach for my team, and i don't know what to do. I can walk away, but i do not want to be a marytr or anything.
What can i do? The team supports me obviously, but they have no power over her. I don't want to be a martyr, or any sort of a rebel leader or any of that BS stuff.
I can fake an apology to plot revenge later , because insecure people are also stubborn (they need to reaffirm themselves). The only way i see it right now is to just apologize and plan whatever i have in a later date. It seems to be my best option. I hate insecure people!!!! Arghhh!!
I'm here to vent, but you guys are free (and it would be greatly appreciated) to offer your comments, opinions, suggestions, or any thing you would like to share.