Heres a rhetorical situation for ya: you and your toddler go somewhere and a person, lets just say its your husbands cousin, calls your kid fat. You dont appreciate the comment, but to avoid making anyone uncomfortable, you simply ignore it and walk away. THEN lets say your husbands stooopid cousin follows you and says something like, oh I dont know: How dare you walk away from me! Your blood is boiling, but you maintain composure, and listen to this moe-ron explain how she meant your kid is fat is a compliment because--wait for it--a fat kid is an intelligent kid. Ummmm... So youve kept your mouth shut (which is hard for you to do) and then you realize this your kid is fat smart cousin is talking crap about you to other people who are in the same house as you. You confront this person and ask if she has a problem, and thats when she calls you--in front of everyone and then again on Facebook--a social terrorist. First of all, social terrorist? Hilarious! Im so using that from now. Second of all, this cousin is an asshat, right? I mean its not just me who thinks so? Im asking for a friend. No, really. I am literally asking for a friend.
Posted on: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 20:34:20 +0000
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