I introduced two friends to one another, I'll call them A and B for the purposes of this thread. A and B have children at the same school that I have children at.
After a few times of meeting as a group of three and a couple of nights out, A and B started being very cold with me and not replying to my texts, avoiding me at the school if they possibly could, and being very friendly with each other. After a couple of months of this they each then started talking to me individually again but not if they were together (they would often start laughing or pretend not to see me). It was all very up and down and unpredictable, and school girlish. There were also a lot of Facebook statuses that I felt were aimed at me, and lots of writing on each others' walls to make arrangements to see each other.
I got quite upset about it all as I'd been friends with each of them respectively for quite a few years, and felt like I was back at school again. I also felt like they weren't being nice about me behind my back for whatever reason. So in the end I deleted both from Facebook and seeing as they regularly ignored me, I just started ignoring the pair of them whether I saw them individually, or together.
Now both are bad mouthing me to others about how awful I've been to them, how I've deleted them from Facebook and how I ignore them, and are basically making themselves out to be victims when it all happened this way because of their initial behaviour! Mutual friends/acquaintances keep telling me about how upset they both are. Clearly not upset enough to contact me or to try to make amends with me though!
It just got me thinking, why when you just do the same to someone that they've done to you, do they get so upset about it? Is it because a certain type treats people badly and they're so in love with themselves they can't face the thought that someone won't go along with everything they do?
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People hate it when you treat them as they treat you. Funny how you end up as the bad guy then.
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Kitonian · 06/07/2016 15:49
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