You know, I'm not going to write about this. I thought about it and decided that I just don't feel like sharing the whole story. I will say that I have reason to believe that one of my friends (or maybe I should say "friends") was talking about me (and making judgments) to another person. Is everyone this disloyal? I certainly hope not, because that's pretty disheartening. Now I'm trying to decide if it would do any good for me to confront her or if I should just let it slide. I'm not a confrontational person (heck, I found it difficult to confront two 8th graders about harassing another student!), but I think that my friend needs to know how disappointed I am.
For someone who chooses to avoid the drama and to lead a happy, positive life, I seem to find myself wrapped up in so much garbage!
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That is so sad. I don't know why our "so called" friends do that to us. Haters!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, QueenBee! Maybe it's the counselor in me, but I would NEVER repeat what someone told me in confidence (unless they said that they were going to hurt themselves or someone else). Or maybe, sadly, it's because I know how it feels to be betrayed and would never want to make someone feel the way I feel.
ReplyDeleteYou should confront her. If she is actually your friend, she will listen to your concerns.
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