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anonrising2018-01-19 07:16 pm
anonrisingcocomod) wrote in anonrising2018-01-19 07:16 pm
anonrisingcocomod) wrote in anonrising2018-01-19 07:16 pm
Update (for the literal 0 of you who asked)
(Anonymous) 2018-02-18 12:48 pm (UTC)(link)Today I messaged her to clarify about something in our Econs material, and eventually she got pretty annoyed and messaged me "Ur welcome" when I didn't reply for literally 2 mins (because guess what, I was looking through my school file!)
Not only that, but when I clicked on her profile to check if I was blocked, she had changed her status to "Whew high blood pressure" Like...I'm the one suffering high blood pressure talking to you.
I'm going to continue ignoring her as always I guess. It really does me no harm considering I have friends both within and outside of the class. She has insecurity issues about her other classmates who hang out with each other more than they hang out with her. Well, she can continue having insecurity issues if this (and the above comment) is how she behaves around other people.
NO ONE likes hanging out around someone who makes them feel like shit. No one likes talking to someone whose response, when you tell a story about your life, is to roll their eyes and act like it's something to be endured. No one likes someone who makes bitchy comments about every aspect of your personality.
On the bright side, being around someone this toxic helps me evaluate my own behavior towards others. I would never want to be like this person.