"Why would you ruin perfectly good peanuts by adding candy corn? That's like saying hey, I have these awesome nachos, guess I better add some dryer lint." - Nonny
"You. You and your crazy life. You and your geographic anomaly. You and your drunken lesbianic ways and terrible navigational skills." - ProfArt and her holy baby
"Why would you ruin perfectly good peanuts by adding candy corn? That's like saying hey, I have these awesome nachos, guess I better add some dryer lint." - Nonny
Post by aussiecrush on Jan 24, 2015 22:48:00 GMT -5
I hope the guest of honor remembers how kind you are to her when she leaves this time but I also wish they'd all go away so you don't spend precious energy on these wackadoodles.
Did she go to Bob/Ed's house to get her stuff back?
Yep. Did that Thursday, and he did not let her take anything.
She was furious that he had gotten rid of her clothes. I told her she was wrong about that; she said we would just have to agree to disagree. I agreed with that.
lolololol. And lol that's she's leaving tomorrow. "Huh. People didn't circle around me and welcome me home with open arms!"
I can totally see how this happened. Ed Bob came for Sue and her husband, I would assume. My friends do lots of in-fighting so I am familiar with this dynamic.
Just as I always suspected. @cse1960 has been catfishing us. All her witty responses, well-thought replies, mother-in-law stories have been to get us to this point. It's been the longest of long cons. Bravo, Sue Sue. Well played.
sadly, no. the whole situation has been really hard. I love my friends. These are all people I've known for a long, long time. I can understand everyone's position. GoH is clearly off the rails, and I've been hoping, really, that she is less off the rails than she actually is. But really, this week has made it clear that's not the case.
I talked with her about her health, and got her to agree she should see a doctor and get a check up. I don't think she will go, but I had to push on this. she is far too thin, and made a big show about 'eating a lot' while she was here but she's not going to keep that up when she goes home. I got her to agree she should see a therapist, too, but I'm sure she won't do that either.
she came, I think, to see if she could come home again, and found out she can't. My party was a misguided attempt to soften that blow, which I see now is not possilble. I don't think I'll see her again.
Aw, I can understand this. It's one of those things that you almost wish were a bit of a sham, because it would make it easier to soften the blow of what is, in reality, a truly difficult situation in a lot of ways. Forgive my flippancy, friend.
I hope she finds support and guidance in all that she is looking for. It looks as if it is quite a bit. And even though it is her own doing, it is still a bitter pill to swallow for all to know that she is going to continue on that difficult journey to find it.
Sue Sue, I think you were incredibly kind to be there for her, and it is sad that your friend isn't taking care of herself, nor is she acknowledging the way her behavior is affecting her relationships. Losing a friendship is hard, but it sounds like she isn't putting in the effort that you are.
While I did have moments of "why exactly are you having this party?", it's clear that you had good intentions and it was done from a good place. Just sounds like your friend has burned too many bridges and is in a place where she can't see/accept responsiblity for her role in all of this.