I hate it when my friend doesn't listen to what I have to say about things I care about. Instead she tells me gossip about people I don't care about. When I try to say something, about Gorillaz for example, she says that she doesn't care and starts talking about her life and her problems and the people that annoy her in band. I hate that I've listened about her obsessions for the 4 years I've known her and when I remotely mention Gorillaz, she cuts me off and it's back to her again. I believe that she's angry that she doesn't have complete control over the music I listen to anymore. She used to introduce me to all of the things I listened to. Now, I suggest music to her and she tells me to shut up. I have always taken her suggestions into account. I say "Hey, you might not HATE this song!" And she says "Is it by Gorillaz?" And I say "...yes..." And she immediately replies "Don't care." EDIT: My post is HUGE... |
CaptainLiv said: I hate that I feel sick when I read an article on the guy that 127 hours was based on yet I don't blink when I see a guy get a spear through his head in Troy. I wish it was the other way around. |
No, I was just using that as an example. I mean, it would be much less embarrassing to get sick and faint from actually seeing something gory like that rather than hearing about it. Like with yesterday, I walked into music and our teacher was telling us about how she had a piece of her jaw removed and a tooth pulled out which made me all hot and light headed but I'm pretty much okay with watching a science video with a camera looking inside someone. |
I hate how my stepmom flips out at the drop of a hat. She says "Make sure you get the plastic off, as I'm removing the plastic off the frozen breakfast. Then she flips out when she see the breadbox on top of it, and yells at me. Simple enough, Yes, yes, fine, it's my fault, I tell her. I apologize. But for the next hour she's yelling about it, decides that I'm not going over to my friend's house (Which I kinda have to, we have a project we need to do), and questions every little thing I do to see if she can point out that I'm doing it wrong. This happens on a daily basis, with different variables. |
