RainyWoods
Croak-kay
[MENTION=11993]whiteshoes[/MENTION] Ashley has said it all perfectly here. I think sometimes it takes an unfortunate moment like this to reveal the true character of a person. It sucks deeply and it does hurt, but I think you've already realized the important part, that this is none of your fault.
Like both you and Ashley, I've also experienced something similar to this but with an online friend. There were a group of five of us. We all met playing Dead or Alive 4 online together back in the very early Xbox 360 days. Friend A had a falling out with friend B. That's the short story. Friend A refused to speak to friend B. After a while I spent a bunch of my time talking to friend A who had distanced himself from us for an online romance and to keep away from friend B. I gave him an ear and spoke to him for hours. Eventually I performed a miracle and I got us all back together. Everything was going fine. It was like the good old days, but then all of a sudden friend A blocked and deleted all of us from everywhere with no warning or reason. I'd known this person for maybe 8 years. I'd send him birthday and Christmas presents. I'd not once fallen out with him but I was deleted from his life just like that. To tell the truth, I wasn't upset or hurt. I was furious that someone thought so little of the friendship I had given them, and ended it in the most disrespectful way possible. I got over it very quickly and now this person is the butt of every bad joke between my lil' rock solid posse of gamer friends.
I agree with Ashley to not do whatever this revenge thing is that you were planning, Flo. You don't want to get into any trouble, furthermore what you had planned sounds very dark. At the risk of sounding like a mother, two wrongs don't make a right. You're better than this person. Don't give her an excuse to think her actions were right. Human beings are mysterious things. Our minds work in different ways. An action that would be totally out of the question for some of us is something another could easily do without a second thought for the damage and pain that it could cause. Not knowing why she did this I guess is the hardest part. In time though you'll be able to move on. Did she go more in depth with you over the whole "cutie" thing? She's your longtime friend though so I find it hard to understand how that could be such a big issue. It's interesting that she was dropped before by friends. Some people work on a "this happened to me so it's ok if I do it to others" basis. If my mind worked in this way though I'd be the devil incarnate. I will never understand people who have experienced pain themselves in the past and so readily then inflict hurt onto innocent people.
Anyway, gosh. Remind me to keep my non existent nudes safely locked away from you. Who knows what could happen to them one day if I snub you at WorldVision or something. I hope you feel better soon. Just remember to stay rational. Put that anger and frustration into something else, be it art, writing, your next gym workout or your WV shows (congrats on winning btw ).
Like both you and Ashley, I've also experienced something similar to this but with an online friend. There were a group of five of us. We all met playing Dead or Alive 4 online together back in the very early Xbox 360 days. Friend A had a falling out with friend B. That's the short story. Friend A refused to speak to friend B. After a while I spent a bunch of my time talking to friend A who had distanced himself from us for an online romance and to keep away from friend B. I gave him an ear and spoke to him for hours. Eventually I performed a miracle and I got us all back together. Everything was going fine. It was like the good old days, but then all of a sudden friend A blocked and deleted all of us from everywhere with no warning or reason. I'd known this person for maybe 8 years. I'd send him birthday and Christmas presents. I'd not once fallen out with him but I was deleted from his life just like that. To tell the truth, I wasn't upset or hurt. I was furious that someone thought so little of the friendship I had given them, and ended it in the most disrespectful way possible. I got over it very quickly and now this person is the butt of every bad joke between my lil' rock solid posse of gamer friends.
I agree with Ashley to not do whatever this revenge thing is that you were planning, Flo. You don't want to get into any trouble, furthermore what you had planned sounds very dark. At the risk of sounding like a mother, two wrongs don't make a right. You're better than this person. Don't give her an excuse to think her actions were right. Human beings are mysterious things. Our minds work in different ways. An action that would be totally out of the question for some of us is something another could easily do without a second thought for the damage and pain that it could cause. Not knowing why she did this I guess is the hardest part. In time though you'll be able to move on. Did she go more in depth with you over the whole "cutie" thing? She's your longtime friend though so I find it hard to understand how that could be such a big issue. It's interesting that she was dropped before by friends. Some people work on a "this happened to me so it's ok if I do it to others" basis. If my mind worked in this way though I'd be the devil incarnate. I will never understand people who have experienced pain themselves in the past and so readily then inflict hurt onto innocent people.
Anyway, gosh. Remind me to keep my non existent nudes safely locked away from you. Who knows what could happen to them one day if I snub you at WorldVision or something. I hope you feel better soon. Just remember to stay rational. Put that anger and frustration into something else, be it art, writing, your next gym workout or your WV shows (congrats on winning btw ).