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How would you define this personality? Advice needed

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cafesociety · 02/02/2014 19:21

Someone [a 'friend] said:
they couldn't go on holiday with me as they had problems sleeping and had limited annual leave....then went to a music festival and a holiday abroad with parents [parents paying] every year...

and said I was in the way when I went into her kitchen....then said I didn't help out enough with food preparation/cooking for tea...

and said I didn't come forward with suggestions for things to do at the weekends....but I did, she just didn't fancy doing what I suggested...

and said why didn't I come up to see her weekday evenings [saying I didn't care how she was]...then if I did she was snappy because she'd been at work and was tired...

and said I didn't ever offer to cook a meal for her....[no I gave up in the end] yet when I told her what food I had in and would she like to stay for tea, she didn't fancy what I had....

and said repeatedly when I asked if anything was wrong [her moods/scoffing/criticisms of me were accelerating] that everything was fine, nothing wrong...it was me, I was paranoid...

How do you define this behaviour/mixed messages? What's going on? Why do people act like this? I know my brain has been mashed and that she is a confused and unhappy person....

I do not see this person any more [cant take any more of it] but need to process what has happened, understand it and get counselling so I never, ever get involved with someone like this again.

Any input/ observations, any definitions would be welcome as I would like some clarity. Thanks.

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cafesociety · 02/02/2014 21:13

She has never had an adult relationship with anyone, never lived with anyone.....just 2 boyfriends in her teens.

However I have heard her tell of how rubbish her previous friends were, how they let her down, weren't good enough. Her brother isn't good enough [she has no contact with him].

No man she meets is 'good enough', I doubt Brad Pitt would be good enough. She made it obvious that I was no longer good enough....

And so now I can move on, knowing she eventually rejects EVERYONE. It's not me, it's ANYONE. It's just her wanting perfection. I don't think she will find it....

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