Patty the Bitch

[kismetrose]

I got to talking with one of my fellow TAs today. It turns out that we've had one class together in the past, but we haven't really talked before today. She told me that she remembered me from that class because, during a group project we had to do, someone in my group was mad about me. She said that they said I was a bitch, although it's been so

Comments

[minusinnocence]

It's who you are. You should embrace it, not try to cover it up or remedy it. After all, whatever "this unnameable thing" is, there are enough people who know you and cherish you all the more

[akdidge]

-- It is better to be hated than ignored. --

Will this be your platform if you were to ever run for some political office? I think it might work. ;)

[akdidge]

I agree with MinusInnocence

[reverendfixxxer]

--What is it about me that causes such a reaction? Is it that I'm not afraid to talk to people? Or that I express my opinions?--

This is exactly what it is...and that's not such a bad thing. People these days are so used to being coddled and surrounded by elements of useless tact and false modesty that when they're confronted with a person that doesn't always feel the need to shackle herself with these crutches, they immediately assume she's being a class 1 bitch instead of making the assumption that she might just be cutting through the bullshit and speaking her mind. Anyone that has spoken with me for more than 15 minutes will either tell you that I'm an extremely nice and open guy or that I'm a throbbing asshole. This works out well for me in the end because anyone that wants to see me as an asshole is that much more likely to do what I want them to do just so they don't have to interact with me, which accomplishes my goal that much quicker and allows me to get back to associating myself with those that recognize me as

[minusinnocence]

Wait, you're not an asshole? :)

[akdidge]

You, you...you stole my line... ;)