Plec07
Senior Don Juan
Keep it to the point, don't keep on trying to convince her. State your side and then be unaffected by her decision of who to listen to.
plec rightly put about going overboard. Simply state it once , repeating cetain points for a mere emphasis at max. Dont be affected by the outcome.Plec07 said:Keep it to the point, don't keep on trying to convince her. State your side and then be unaffected by her decision of who to listen to.
So My monologue would probably be something like this, and I would state it once and only once with some emphasis?SIDEBOARD said:"Alright I'm gonna explain my side of the story, it's your choice to believe it or not, all I'm asking you is, are you willing to listen?"
"Monday morning when I entered school, I had a smile like the greatest thing happened to me, of course my buds were interested and asked so I told them the about the concert, I was happy cause you came with me,and I counted that as the score, now our common friend knew all about what happened with me holding your bag from your bro, so he joked about that and I even asked if holding your bag and buying you Iced tea was right, also I told them about the times I dragged you to the front rows of the pit. I don't know who you got the story that I was counting the bag thing as a score, I don't know who told you that me leading you deeper into the pit was me trying to molest you, and frankly I don't care. Now thats my side of the story so once again, it's your choice to believe it or not"
*walks away*
Writing some long-ass response to her drama.SIDEBOARD said:Could you give an example of being overboard?