v1ntage 5tars
let me tell you a story ...
so there are three people
me , my close friend, and my not so close friend.
so basically, me and my not so close friend pretend to hate each other (as a joke) and we also say we hate eachother
but it went too far today
so randomly, she threatened to hit me with her pencil case (from behind) and i said if she did it, i would punch her in the face, i said that cause i knew she wasnt going to do it ...
but ......
she did ..
and i got pissed, so i told her what that i wasnt lying from what i said. so i picked it up and threw it at her, but it hit her face.
she called it a b*tch move and i felt really bad and i said sorry and she kept saying that i didnt mean it(but i did) i just got angry.
she called me out (this was during class) and was like "SHE JUST HIT ME IN THE FACE"
so during the last 45m of class, she would just talk s**t about me
she even talked about how she would kill me and burry my grave
the thing is
my CLOSE FRIEND was beside me
and all she said was laugh at everything my not so close friend was saying (which was bad things about me)
so ...
did i go to far?
was it my fault, did i start it?
was my close friend ACTAULLY my close friend?
or am i just over reacting?
someone, i need answers
sweatdrop
this is why I don't talk s**t for jokes. ******** stupid a** bullshit right there. I don't pull out the H--bomb unless I am seriously ready to gut somebody like a fish. I have to mean it, thoroughly, and completely, before that words touches my lips.
because the thing is, when you use powerful words like that, they have an effect. and even if you don't mean it, and even if they know you don't mean it, it colours the entire relationship. you play a role long enough and you'll start to forget how much of it is really pretend and how much is reality.
this is why I try to only say what I mean and mean what I say.
saying you hate somebody when you don't is a bad idea. always is. because playinga t hatred is asking for trouble. the whole bunch of you should just sit down, and discuss the situation at length, and work out how you are going to change the way you relate to eachother. I suggest that you either treat eachother honestly and kindly, or else just stop associating.
you've gone and blurred the lines between a joke and a reality.