
For example, I decided not too long ago that I did not want certain people in my life anymore because I felt that they were giving me more of an annoyance than a friendship. Even though I did not want things to end badly and tried slowly easing my way out of what I called torture traps, the other person was sensing my distance and took it in the worst possible way.
Today, this girl (bitter from my rejection and heated from a lack of closure) still tries to get my attention in the most adolescent ways that I thought she had outgrown. She is still the same disagreeable person that I cannot tolerate as much as I try, but there is something that has changed after our scuffle - my piece of mind. Before, I would get bothered by her careless, rude remarks and unfriendly attitude and spend so much time wishing that our friendship had never begun. But after the friendship took a turn for the worst, I realized that I shouldn't even care. That people who are cruel and heedless don't deserve your attention. That I should be thankful to know that I'm not like her and never will be. So thank you "she-who-will-not-be-named", for your mean comments, your lack of being a good friend, your unpleasantness, and your unbearable company - because without it, I would never have realized what a good friend I think I am, which your desperate acts to get my attention prove.
Now, I live with a clear mind and a wiser judgement towards what real friends are, and I'm lucky to still have many of them.
And I listen to the deep words of Dr. Dre, of course, who once said, "Bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks."
On that note, I'm heading out.
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