My roommate and I don't get along. She's needy, overly-talkative, and doesn't think before she speaks or acts. Whenever I let it go, she does something else stupid. One day, we were talking about it and she says that my problem is that I expect everyone to know what they should and shouldn't say. Obviously, not everyone says the right thing but I do feel that there are a bunch of things that you just KNOW not to say. Now, I am starting to think what she said holds some truth.
Over winter break, I decided to get some state ID. Instead of just getting a regular ID, I decided to study the driver's manual and get a permit. When I returned to school, I told her. She said ,"You didn't have a license?" I replied, "No, I am 18, from NYC, there's a subway on every block, there's a bunch of traffic and car insurance for me would be ridiculous." (She knows that my family has no money.)
What's her response?
2007-02-15
09:46:02
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"Well, I think of people who don't have a license as babies. Whenever I hear someone say they don't have a license, I think that they just need to like grow up and move out of their parents house."
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Maybe she's right when I expect people to know that some things are just inappropriate but I just can't believe that she actually thinks that what she said wasn't offensive. She says things like this all the time and because of it, I find myself annoyed all the time, or when I am hanging with people I actually enjoy, I just complain about her and her stupid comments or actions. (Another time was her seeing that I was watching a movie and deciding that what she had to tell me about a party she came from was extremely important and shouting "OH MY GOD, THAT WAS SO ******* AWESOME!)
What do you think? Am I really expecting too much from people or are these things that people just know not to do?
2007-02-15
09:46:25 ·
update #1