Ranting and Raving, I'm gonna get my ass kicked for this.
What the FUCK.
Okay, so here's what happened.
I got outbid on something on eBay at like, the last fucking second. So, naturally, I'm annoyed. I mean, it's only human to be miffed that someone outbid you at the last second. Wouldn't you be? And the people who actually got the thing I bid on (there were two available) are probably only going to hang it up on their wall and say, "Hey, this is a fan that Katie Kay used on Panic! at the Disco's first headlining tour." Whereas I would say the same thing and then choreograph a dance with it.
Anyway, I left a message on my friend's AIM while she was away, telling her my predicament and why I was slightly upset. I go on away, and then when I come back to the computer, she's told me, "That's how eBay works. That's why it took me so long to get the (blah blah, enter item here, I forgot what it was)." So I messaged her back and said, "I know that's how eBay works."
And then, her away message said, "Glad to see you're still eleven. Grow up, bitch."
What the FUCK?
What the hell did I do? No warning of a shitty mood, why am I being told to grow up?
I mean, seriously.
Her away message had been "Ford Focus Driving."
And I'm thinking, "Hmm, maybe she's getting a car. That'll be good."
And then I'm being told to grow up for being human?
And I know, I get annoyed easily, but at least I tell people when I'm in a bad mood. At least I'm like, "Hey, I'm a bad mood, you might wanna watch out." But I get no warning from her. She's like a land mine. You're just strolling along, and boom, your legs are blown off.
She thinks her problems are bigger than everyone else's. Not true at all. I know, my problem isn't huge, but come on, I'm allowed to be annoyed.
And what the fuck crawled up her ass this time, huh?
What, daddy didn't buy her the car she wanted?
Fucking ridiculous.
If she wants to be a therapist/psychiatrist when she gets older, she needs to get the fuck over herself. People will say, "I think I want to kill myself."
And she'll go, "Glad to see you're still eleven. Grow up, bitch."
Okay, so here's what happened.
I got outbid on something on eBay at like, the last fucking second. So, naturally, I'm annoyed. I mean, it's only human to be miffed that someone outbid you at the last second. Wouldn't you be? And the people who actually got the thing I bid on (there were two available) are probably only going to hang it up on their wall and say, "Hey, this is a fan that Katie Kay used on Panic! at the Disco's first headlining tour." Whereas I would say the same thing and then choreograph a dance with it.
Anyway, I left a message on my friend's AIM while she was away, telling her my predicament and why I was slightly upset. I go on away, and then when I come back to the computer, she's told me, "That's how eBay works. That's why it took me so long to get the (blah blah, enter item here, I forgot what it was)." So I messaged her back and said, "I know that's how eBay works."
And then, her away message said, "Glad to see you're still eleven. Grow up, bitch."
What the FUCK?
What the hell did I do? No warning of a shitty mood, why am I being told to grow up?
I mean, seriously.
Her away message had been "Ford Focus Driving."
And I'm thinking, "Hmm, maybe she's getting a car. That'll be good."
And then I'm being told to grow up for being human?
And I know, I get annoyed easily, but at least I tell people when I'm in a bad mood. At least I'm like, "Hey, I'm a bad mood, you might wanna watch out." But I get no warning from her. She's like a land mine. You're just strolling along, and boom, your legs are blown off.
She thinks her problems are bigger than everyone else's. Not true at all. I know, my problem isn't huge, but come on, I'm allowed to be annoyed.
And what the fuck crawled up her ass this time, huh?
What, daddy didn't buy her the car she wanted?
Fucking ridiculous.
If she wants to be a therapist/psychiatrist when she gets older, she needs to get the fuck over herself. People will say, "I think I want to kill myself."
And she'll go, "Glad to see you're still eleven. Grow up, bitch."