I got into an argument with a friend of mine who I haven't known for too long, actually he is more of a mutual friend of a good friend of mine. I was pissed because he has a tendency to contradict me in anything that I say. I finally got sick of it and told him something to the effect that it was annoying that he reacted to everything that I say with some obnoxious contradiction, that he was reacting this way because he was intimidated by me, and that he was acting like a lost little boy wihout a "daddy" to teach him real confidence. Well I didn't know this guy's dad died when he was twelve, until he responded by saying, "my dad died when I was twelve!" He was really pissed and insulted. I feel real guilty, but I really had no clue about his guy and his dad. If I would have known I would have left the last part out, I was intending to say that he needed to grow up. So how bad is this?
2006-11-07
05:06:11
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