So before I even start this entry, lemme say to Linda this NOT the entry about my trip. lol! Sorry! I just want to document this madness first and this is easier to write up than the trip entry. But that one is coming soon
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"And what a shitty way to treat someone who's supposed to be your friend."
That's what I'm saying. Like I wouldn't do what he's done to a stranger, let alone someone I allegedly consider a best friend.
I feel bad for whomever he moved in with. I imagine he'll be jumping from apartment to apartment with no ability to take ownership for how things turn out with those other people, continuing to label himself a victim and likely labeling all NYers as bad people who don't understand him and treat him unfairly.
Indeed. The old pimpin thing in particular. 'Cause again the privilege in it reeks. The idea that his need for "freedom of speech" is more important than my need to not be offended is amazing. The fact that he even started that conversation with me (of all people) alone was maddening, but his subsequent response when I asked him not to talk like that around me is just insanity.
I dunno how much of it was portrayed, but Mike and I were really really close (or at least I felt we were). Like I considered him one of my best friends before this. So my patience lied in having a view of him that, in hindsight just wasn't accurate (that he was anti-sexist, considerate, mature, etc). And in general I hold my friends in high esteem. I kept wanting to believe I misreading what was going on. =/
I think it'll be more of a hassle to get a knew main lock (notify management and such, at least I think I need to). So I'm just gonna get a second lock. I need one anyway. There used to be one on my door.
I feel bad for them too, but I'm also sure they will have a much lower tolerance than I for his bullshit so I assume his ass will be kicked out sooner than later. Hopefully suddenly and with no notice.
That's how I felt Sunday. I was like "wow, he really left like that?" Like it shocked me a bit, but not really. Then I saw the dirt and didn't see my key and was infuriated. But in the end I'm just happy his sorry as is gone.
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That's what I'm saying. Like I wouldn't do what he's done to a stranger, let alone someone I allegedly consider a best friend.
I feel bad for whomever he moved in with. I imagine he'll be jumping from apartment to apartment with no ability to take ownership for how things turn out with those other people, continuing to label himself a victim and likely labeling all NYers as bad people who don't understand him and treat him unfairly.
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$50 a month?!
Old Pimpin'?!
Lord help us all...
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I feel bad for them too, but I'm also sure they will have a much lower tolerance than I for his bullshit so I assume his ass will be kicked out sooner than later. Hopefully suddenly and with no notice.
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i'm sorry it ended this way...ummm...wow...sorry
better to know though...
wtf...
that's a big wtf...i'm not surprised but i am surprised. yikes
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Agreed.
".i'm not surprised but i am surprised"
That's how I felt Sunday. I was like "wow, he really left like that?" Like it shocked me a bit, but not really. Then I saw the dirt and didn't see my key and was infuriated. But in the end I'm just happy his sorry as is gone.
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