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Thread started 09/20/09 12:06pm

KatSkrizzle

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Why did I answer the phone?

Everyonhas those friends. The one you were good to at first, that you helped...but they took a mile from your inch.

This heifer is so screwed up, she stayed with me for a few months in 2000 and made my ... no i allowed her to make my life drama full. Fast forward, she's stil dramatic and self destructive. But with two children. I NEVER answer her phone calls. But I felt guilty and picked up the phone....

No place to stay, she's still trying to be a party promoter/model/groupie ho. I think she was fishing. I didn't bite, shiiiiit none of that shit that you shoul be purged of in your 20's will be in my house. But damn, she blames everything on what everyone has done to her. I mean damn! And those poor kids!

Don't pick up the phone!
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Reply #1 posted 09/20/09 12:50pm

RenHoek

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sounds like...



lol
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Reply #2 posted 09/20/09 12:53pm

littlemissG

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Tough love is the only thing that's going to work.
How can grown people with kids think they don't need a job and roof over their heads?
No More Haters on the Internet.
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Reply #3 posted 09/20/09 1:06pm

Mach

There is a person in my life that just moved herself onto the

" Do not answer the phone " list

I can not allow myself to continue to allow her to disrespect me ...

peace!
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Reply #4 posted 09/20/09 3:55pm

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It's sad, but true. I had to cut a friend loose, too.
Her life was really a disaster- husband cheating, son on drugs... But she started drinking too much and when we'd go places she'd get sloppy drunk, start crying, and make a scene. shake
When we lost her at the Halloween parade in NYC for 2 hours- drunk with no cellphone- I knew that the end was near. disbelief

I bought a house in January. Her husband stopped paying their rent. She started hinting about moving here... OH HELL NO!
Eventually, I stopped answering the phone... sad

I did try to reach out to her on her birthday, but the number was disconnected. sigh
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"Love Hurts.
Your lies, they cut me.
Now your words don't mean a thing.
I don't give a damn if you ever loved me..."

-Cher, "Woman's World"
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Reply #5 posted 09/20/09 5:13pm

babynoz

How about the friends who only call when they want something?

Because of my job, sometimes friends call me to check their record or someone else's. Most of them have the courtesy to as least ask how ya doin, and chat a bit, but this one chick is always calling to check up on some loser she just met. She does this constantly because she's always hooking up with some dude she thinks she can "fix"...I've started calling her "handyman special", lol

Even if I tell her something like the guy has a felony conviction or he's been married four times or whatever, then she starts going on and on about how he's gonna take care of her or he's just misunderstood, yadda, yadda... blahblah. My end of the conversation consists of an "oh yeah" or um-hmm from time to time.

After several months of this, now I look at the caller ID and just let the phone ring.
Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise.
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Reply #6 posted 09/20/09 6:17pm

KatSkrizzle

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RenHoek said:

sounds like...



lol


yeah, with a lot less debt-financed money. Man people go poor impressing folks out here jeeeezus.
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Reply #7 posted 09/20/09 6:19pm

KatSkrizzle

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chocolate1 said:

It's sad, but true. I had to cut a friend loose, too.
Her life was really a disaster- husband cheating, son on drugs... But she started drinking too much and when we'd go places she'd get sloppy drunk, start crying, and make a scene. shake
When we lost her at the Halloween parade in NYC for 2 hours- drunk with no cellphone- I knew that the end was near. disbelief

I bought a house in January. Her husband stopped paying their rent. She started hinting about moving here... OH HELL NO!
Eventually, I stopped answering the phone... sad

I did try to reach out to her on her birthday, but the number was disconnected. sigh
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yeah this girl will throw it out there that she has no place to stay and hint at finding one. I don't even enter into taht convo. She left me with a high ass phone bill, and had too many random dudes on my couch for me to go back to that.

People.

Halloween parade in NYC? I flew up for that in 2005. It was FUN!
[Edited 9/20/09 18:21pm]
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Reply #8 posted 09/20/09 6:26pm

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KatSkrizzle said:

yeah this girl will throw it out there that she has no place to stay and hint at finding one. I don't even enter into taht convo. She left me with a high ass phone bill,and had too many random dudes on my couch for me to go back to that.

People.

Halloween parade in NYC? I flew up for that in 2005. It was FUN!
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disbelief

and you still talk to the bitch? shake
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Reply #9 posted 09/20/09 6:29pm

Fauxie

I knew a prostitute. She stayed in our house for a month when she was going back to finish high school and we supported her. I thought she was a really good friend, but after she moved out she didn't make any effort to stay in touch. Even removed some of my 'hi, how are you?' type messages on Facebook. I deleted her and have given up trying to stay in contact and have decided not to worry about her anymore.
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Reply #10 posted 09/20/09 6:31pm

chocolate1

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KatSkrizzle said:

chocolate1 said:

It's sad, but true. I had to cut a friend loose, too.
Her life was really a disaster- husband cheating, son on drugs... But she started drinking too much and when we'd go places she'd get sloppy drunk, start crying, and make a scene. shake
When we lost her at the Halloween parade in NYC for 2 hours- drunk with no cellphone- I knew that the end was near. disbelief

I bought a house in January. Her husband stopped paying their rent. She started hinting about moving here... OH HELL NO!
Eventually, I stopped answering the phone... sad

I did try to reach out to her on her birthday, but the number was disconnected. sigh
[Edited 9/20/09 15:57pm]




yeah this girl will throw it out there that she has no place to stay and hint at finding one. I don't even enter into taht convo. She left me with a high ass phone bill, and had too many random dudes on my couch for me to go back to that.

People.

Halloween parade in NYC? I flew up for that in 2005. It was FUN!
[Edited 9/20/09 18:21pm]



Halloween's on a Saturday this year... wink Come on up! biggrin

Her crazy, drugged up son isn't coming to my new house showin' out! shake I haven't even met all the neighbors! omfg
I feel bad, and I miss the days when she was cool (she was my "Prince Runnin' Dawg"- had some good times at shows! headbang) but I had enough!

I was devastated about my b.f. and me not getting along, and she was blahblah about her mess. I almost said, "Yeah, yeah- I know. He left. Can we talk about me for a minute?!" And the problem was that SHE ASKED how things were! omg

"Love Hurts.
Your lies, they cut me.
Now your words don't mean a thing.
I don't give a damn if you ever loved me..."

-Cher, "Woman's World"
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Reply #11 posted 09/20/09 6:41pm

KatSkrizzle

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chocolate1 said:

KatSkrizzle said:



yeah this girl will throw it out there that she has no place to stay and hint at finding one. I don't even enter into taht convo. She left me with a high ass phone bill, and had too many random dudes on my couch for me to go back to that.

People.

Halloween parade in NYC? I flew up for that in 2005. It was FUN!
[Edited 9/20/09 18:21pm]



Halloween's on a Saturday this year... wink Come on up! biggrin

Her crazy, drugged up son isn't coming to my new house showin' out! shake I haven't even met all the neighbors! omfg
I feel bad, and I miss the days when she was cool (she was my "Prince Runnin' Dawg"- had some good times at shows! headbang) but I had enough!

I was devastated about my b.f. and me not getting along, and she was blahblah about her mess. I almost said, "Yeah, yeah- I know. He left. Can we talk about me for a minute?!" And the problem was that SHE ASKED how things were! omg


This heifer? When I was in my 20's we all knew better than to leave her alone with our men. She was scandalous. I'm starting to agree with Chocolate1's response. Guess I can't totally turn away. I just keep her at a football stadium lengths distance.
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Reply #12 posted 09/20/09 6:46pm

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^^ It's hard, and I miss my friend- but sometimes U have to do what keeps YOU healthy and sane and out of trouble. hug

"Love Hurts.
Your lies, they cut me.
Now your words don't mean a thing.
I don't give a damn if you ever loved me..."

-Cher, "Woman's World"
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Reply #13 posted 09/20/09 10:51pm

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Get a new phone number and don't give it to her!
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Reply #14 posted 09/21/09 1:27am

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RenHoek said:

sounds like...



lol




Sad but true lol lol lol
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Reply #15 posted 09/21/09 6:01am

laurann

I NEVER answer her phone calls. But I felt guilty and picked up the phone....



I hate that guilty feeling. You see their name/number in the caller ID box. Your stomach sinks and your brain starts debating- Answer it/Don't answer it. Happens each time my sister-in-law calls.
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