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In reply to the discussion: I had the most humiliating experience of my life today at work. [View all]C Moon
(13,626 posts)160. What a twisted brain! Man, that sounds like a script right out of a Disney high school bully scene.
She's garbage, and probably knows it deep down, that's why she's picking on you.
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I had the most humiliating experience of my life today at work. [View all]
Drunken Irishman
Jun 2014
OP
So sorry you had that terrible experience, but it is more about "her" than you.
MoonRiver
Jun 2014
#4
I completely agree. It's more about her. I mean, who does something like that?
FourScore
Jun 2014
#36
yeah, it's a lame pickup type line similar to "is that your daughter, i thought you were sisters"
JI7
Jun 2014
#14
Sounds like she was trying to flirt with your coworker, in a clumsy and thoughtless way.
winter is coming
Jun 2014
#13
That's horrible and soul sucking. I am sorry that happened to you, and I hope you
msanthrope
Jun 2014
#21
What a jerk she is. She wasn't even looking at your photo, she would have made
LiberalLoner
Jun 2014
#24
Can't help you here. I'm 64, and I still feel crappy over remarks made to and about me from decades
WinkyDink
Jun 2014
#32
Seriously. The Red Queen can pretty much mop up the floor with anyone. I've seen her do it.
IrishAyes
Jun 2014
#101
I know that exact feeling - the overwhelming sense of being some grotesque, hideous freak.
nomorenomore08
Jun 2014
#42
The only *troll* in this story is her. I've only had such an experience once or twice, and I know it
freshwest
Jun 2014
#46
Crappy junior high school behavior. She was one of the Mean Girls in hi school, too
Hekate
Jun 2014
#68
Hey, Drunken Irishman, don't let someone else's bad behavior cause you to feel badly
Samantha
Jun 2014
#75
Please don't tell me you go to the gym to please shallow little twits in their early 20s.
Warpy
Jun 2014
#90
You've been sexually harrassed and might want to consider going after those coworkers...
JVS
Jun 2014
#91
Someone with the emotional maturity of an 8th grader is controlling your thoughts?
alphafemale
Jun 2014
#128
Don't let that skank rob you of your motivation to take care of you, Irish.
TheKentuckian
Jun 2014
#135
She knew it was someone at work and made a superficial and unnecessary judgement about them to
stevenleser
Jun 2014
#208
I've learned even very attractive people can look terrible in photos, so don't worry! I'm an actress
DesertDiamond
Jun 2014
#149
Don't let an incidental character in your life control it by what stupid comments they make.
Rex
Jun 2014
#152
The reason they call it self esteem is because it doesn't require anyone's permission.
lumberjack_jeff
Jun 2014
#159
What a twisted brain! Man, that sounds like a script right out of a Disney high school bully scene.
C Moon
Jun 2014
#160
All bullies are scared little kids inside. That goes for the Kochs, too. And fascists.
McCamy Taylor
Jun 2014
#163
Hi DI...honest truth..this young lady was poorly raised...and odds are she will continue..
Tikki
Jun 2014
#168
I had that in spades happen to me at the worst possible age. Done to me by my peers, and in print
DFW
Jun 2014
#169
Actually... In an odd backhanded way, she has shown you that your efforts paid off.
Xyzse
Jun 2014
#170
"Anyway, sorry to vent. I just hit rock bottom on something that maybe you'll all find trivial;
greiner3
Jun 2014
#174
I'm so sorry that happened to you, but remember this-- she has a problem, not you!
ColesCountyDem
Jun 2014
#177
Accept what you can't change, Change what you can, & Get wiser at telling the difference.
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2014
#195
When I was 16 my father apologized to me because it was his fault my face was "so ugly."
magical thyme
Jun 2014
#199
Hi MT...where do these people come from? My mother used to ask me to walk ten steps behind her...
Tikki
Jun 2014
#204
Think about it this way, we all get old and much less attractive eventually...
stevenleser
Jun 2014
#209
Don't know if you saw this downthread, but in response to someone else's post
Ken Burch
Jun 2014
#211