slickaway's thoughts on the matter

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Push will turn to shove.

Oh and I also got attacked again by Alyss. This time she was a bit more mean. And direct. She wanted to know if I was happy to have Conor all to myself now (umm...Alyss you said just two days before that you were still together...did you forget that?) and when I said yes, I was happy to be able to talk to him again, she immediately jumped in with, 'Just for your information, we are still together.' Oh really? Then how come you are asking me if I am happy to have Conor now?

I responded by ignoring the 'we're still together' comment and just asked her if she was happy to be home. Underhanded...and clever. I will fight dirty when I need too.

She continued from there saying that she thinks I am dependent on him. Umm...no. Pretty sure it's the other way around.

And then she ended with saying that I didn't know what their relationship is like, to which I responded with, 'Nope. I don't. So, sorry I've got to cut this short, but I need to go make dinner for my family tonight.' Again, hitting it where it hurts. She doesn't have a family really, and while it was a bitch thing to do, it is casual enough that it can't really be called mean. Yes I was asking if she was happy to be home (or to reinterpret it, how does it feel to be away from Conor?) and I did mention my family twice (I know this one hurts pretty damn bad, but you asked for it when you started attacking me), but I never once mentioned Conor himself. I don't mention that he doesn't want to be with you, and that your relationship was a sham before it even began.

In conclusion, I am not to be pushed around. I won't start shit with you Alyss; I am not going to email, call, message or contact you in anyway. So if you come after me, that's fine, but know that you will break much easier than I will.

5:15 p.m. - 2010-01-07

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