Punch Bag
Now I can take a lot of things, and I'll generally roll with the punches, but when someone you consider one of your closest friends turns round to you and says "some friend you are, Fran" after everything you've done for them in the past it pisses me off. I know she's gotten herself into a state, and I know she's not the most stable of people, but that really pissed me off last night, so S and I left and got something to eat then went home. That was after having a chat with P. I was crying (I do that when I'm *that* angry - which makes me worse because people automatically assume you're upset) which he didn't feel comfortable with until I told him I wasn't upset just pissed off, and he told me to ignore her. He said she always has a go at the people she's closest to (which is true of most people if we're honest) and that if it hadn't been for me both of them would be in a psychiatric hospital by now. He was lovely bless him. And he ignores it as well.
Seems she's done a runner and hasn't been seen since she returned (she told me this on the phone then about 15 minutes later turned up) and the offer of a drink was left with a spiteful NO. Apparently there was a call from the police regarding their car and P's spoken to them on a couple of occassions, but her phones turned off and no ones seen hide nor hair of her. Seems her plea of "I have no friends will ring true in her head. In theory, if she's turned her phone off and doesn't want to be found what more can we do?
*sigh*
Seems she's done a runner and hasn't been seen since she returned (she told me this on the phone then about 15 minutes later turned up) and the offer of a drink was left with a spiteful NO. Apparently there was a call from the police regarding their car and P's spoken to them on a couple of occassions, but her phones turned off and no ones seen hide nor hair of her. Seems her plea of "I have no friends will ring true in her head. In theory, if she's turned her phone off and doesn't want to be found what more can we do?
*sigh*