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I hate people who act like they know everything about everything, and interrupt while I'm telling them something to contradict me. Especially when it's a "well, usually people do not [insert what i said to them here]" kind of statement. So - USUALLY, that doesn't happen. Which, according to that person, USUALLY means NEVER. It's irrational of me to worry about something that USUALLY doesn't happen, but COULD happen and potentially be FATAL.
Okay - so, I'm obviously talking about the alcohol poisoning thing and Garrett possibly having thrown up in his sleep and choked if he hadn't gone to the hospital. Because according to the previous person, Garrett shouldn't have gone to the hospital, and I shouldn't have worried about him and shouldn't have felt bad for leaving him alone because it was his fault and the ONLY reason he drank was to make excuses for hitting on me.
GAH!
Okay - so, I'm obviously talking about the alcohol poisoning thing and Garrett possibly having thrown up in his sleep and choked if he hadn't gone to the hospital. Because according to the previous person, Garrett shouldn't have gone to the hospital, and I shouldn't have worried about him and shouldn't have felt bad for leaving him alone because it was his fault and the ONLY reason he drank was to make excuses for hitting on me.
GAH!