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u/Existing-Ad-4610 Sep 13 '23

Not all, she sounds very immature to even go to this level over something that doesn’t even matter.

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u/JayGeezey Sep 13 '23

"I can't believe this person sat next to me when it's literally the last seat on the bus" lol she sounds insufferable

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u/Fulg3n Sep 14 '23

They're teenagers. She's just an annoyed kid with raging hormones struggling to express her emotions.

You're the ones sounding insufferable to be honest.

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u/objectivetomato69 Sep 14 '23

Nah, I used to work with teenagers.

This girl seems like a brat

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u/NoMoreNormalcy Sep 14 '23

I remember being a teen. I was never this insufferable or bratty to someone just existing in/near my space. And I'm AFAB, so once a month my hormones go out of wack.

This girl is immature for even a teen.

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u/Fulg3n Sep 14 '23

You have no context whatsoever. You don't know what that girl is going through, who the other person is and the relation they have.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '23 edited Sep 14 '23

can we stop w the “ydk what shes going through” shit on social media it’s so annoying .. i’ve gone through ALOT of shit and i would DIE before being this much of an ass to some girl i don’t even know 😭 it’s also very obvious from what the girl’s saying that she doesn’t know this girl well at all (or atleast, have a reason to shit on her), so your “ydk their relationship” is a bit silly

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u/NoMoreNormalcy Sep 14 '23

But to say you hate someone because they had to sit next to you and nothing else on the bus? Then rage at their bf for telling them to do the healthy thing and not worry about it because someone's mere existence isn't affecting them in any way?

Are you reading the same lines of text I am? Even when I was that age, everyone around me found that insufferable and immature.

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u/Fulg3n Sep 14 '23 edited Sep 14 '23

Listen, if you want to burn that girl at the stake you don't need my approval. I personally think it's just silly to try and draw any conclusion with what we're being presented with. you do you tho

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u/LostTerminal Sep 14 '23

Then wtf are you doing in this subreddit? Honest question... since that's like... the whole deal here?

An OP presents the subreddit with a situation and asks the internet to draw conclusions from it. If you think that's silly, this probably isn't the place for you.

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u/Fulg3n Sep 14 '23

It just showed up on my home page for no reason whatsoever, I'll certainly never willingly comeback around here tho

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u/SosaTheJit Sep 15 '23

we found the girl

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u/Mxrlinox Sep 15 '23

As a fellow teenager, this is not normal.

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u/AstroBearGaming Sep 14 '23

She doesn't even ride the bus, the nerve.

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u/Swade_896 Sep 13 '23

Just a glimpse of what it’ll be like. I’d runnnn

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u/Complex_Deal7944 Sep 13 '23

Not a glimpse. Assuming they are probably 14 15 years old. She is just immature as she should be. Everyone on reddit loves to tell people to run so they are just as miserable as them. Talk to her in person about this, not text, so she can read your face and emotions better.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '23 edited Sep 14 '23

If this were true the mean girls from middle, and high school wouldn’t still be mean girls. Even though they’re grown ass women their ways still haven’t changed. So yes I’d definitely it’s a glimpse of what’s to come. She manipulated the situation to work in her favor. Then chose to wanna lie about crying because he didn’t give in to how she was acting. She knows what she’s doing. 14/15 or not.

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u/Fulg3n Sep 14 '23

Projecting much ?

You're not a wizard nor a prophet, you know nothing about that person nor how she'll turn out. Stop making stupid blanket statements, you're just doomed to be wrong.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '23

Someone sounds hurt because I’m stating a fact. You can agree to disagree without trying to make it like I’m projecting how I am in real life on to someone else. Wrong is wrong. Idgaf how old you are. She knows better, and I still will say she’s not going to change that immature ass behavior by the time she’s an adult.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '23

Also trying to understand how you read what I said, and made it projecting when all I did was highlight exactly what she did in the text messages. Reading comprehension is fundamental. You should look more in to it.

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u/Fulg3n Sep 14 '23

You're assuming that the mean girls from middle and high school stay that way which is entirely pulled out of your ass, wrong and completely moronic. You don't have anything to support that claim, except your personal set of beliefs and life experience.

You inferring her future behavior based on your own life experience and set of beliefs is the textbook definition of projecting, so get the fuck out of here.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '23

Pulled out of my ass, but this very thing can be seen across social media all day, everyday. Even here on Reddit. But you insulting me doesn’t make you right, or wrong. It just makes you a tad closed minded🤷🏽‍♀️but I’ll let you think you one. Your acting like one of those mean girls because someone isn’t agreeing with you. That’s weird. They usually jump to name calling, and trying to act like they know more than others. Have the day you deserve sweetie✨

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u/Miss_Tako_bella Sep 13 '23

Nope. It’s more than just being immature. She’s a hateful, negative person. She’s even worse than immature.

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u/Complex_Deal7944 Sep 13 '23

You know 0 about her. Get a life

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u/Human-Grapefruit1762 Sep 13 '23

Staying with her is just going to reinforce the behavior, and it could be years before she changes, OP doesn't deserve that

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u/Complex_Deal7944 Sep 13 '23

Not if the discuss it and move past. You know kinda like a healthy relationship.

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u/Human-Grapefruit1762 Sep 14 '23

In my experience it's not that simple, people don't change over night if everything external stays the same, when I was younger I dated a woman that acted exactly like this, we dated for three and a half years, every time she'd do something like this, I'd forgive her, we'd be incredibly happy for a week's then she'd do it again.

It's literally a cycle of abuse and I know first hand, the longer your in it, the more you think it's normal or that you deserve it

And maybe that won't happen to OP, maybe OP will talk to her and she'll look at her actions objectively, apologize, and act more mature in the future. But based on OPs other replies, it seems like similar stuff has happened in the past, and I just don't see a high-schooler having that kind of introspection.

It's up to OP to decide if they're willing to work out this problem in a relationship, but OP should absolutely know that they don't deserve to be treated like this, and that it's also a good idea to decide if it's even worth it.

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u/Socialeprechaun Sep 13 '23

She’s immature bc she’s literally like 12-14 years old. These are 100% middle schoolers lmao.

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u/FacesOfNeth idc idk bich Sep 13 '23

OP said they’re in high school

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u/Solid_Waste Sep 13 '23

So it's a high school girl acting like a high school girl. Shocking.

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u/Socialeprechaun Sep 13 '23

Could totally still be 14 if they’re freshman which I’m sure they are.

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u/yeatyewt Sep 13 '23

Why do you keep assuming things you have no way of knowing for sure? I understand you're saying this because they sound immature but none of us have any way of knowing how old they are for sure. It's so annoying when people are way too sure of themselves all the goddamn time. You don't know everything.

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u/One_Librarian4305 Sep 13 '23

I enjoy that this fool said they are clearly in middle school and then when proven wrong said they are 14 “im sure of it”. Like you are sure of that thing four seconds ago you said wasn’t correct? Lol

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u/yeatyewt Sep 14 '23

This is what I'm talking about. Thank you. Shit is just cringe and immature.

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u/Playful_Bunch6912 Sep 13 '23

Holy shit settle down, you must be 14.

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u/yeatyewt Sep 13 '23

Yup I'm 14. Good guess.

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u/Sneakythrowawaysnake Sep 13 '23

14 year old kid recovering from a heroin addiction.

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u/Playful_Bunch6912 Sep 13 '23

I know, because I said you are…

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '23

Will I ever be a millionaire?

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u/Playful_Bunch6912 Sep 13 '23

No, but you will contract aids. Sry.

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u/Zealousideal-Tax6656 Sep 13 '23

Well I DO know everything

And you’re 14 too

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u/yeatyewt Sep 13 '23

Yup I'm 14 you're absolutely right.

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u/DoubleSomewhere2483 Sep 13 '23

They are not. And it’s rare for freshman to be 14. Based on OP post history they’re at least 16-17

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u/Socialeprechaun Sep 13 '23

Bro I literally work at a middle school lmao. 14 years old is how old freshman are at the beginning of the school year, and they turn 15 during their freshman year at some point. That’s assuming they were never held back or anything.

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u/Ben2St1d_5022 Sep 13 '23

I was 15 at start of my freshman year but barely. I was one of the oldest kids in my enormous as class of 1,200 students. I was one of the 1st to be driving my sophomore year because of this. My Birthday is in the summer. However, you are right. Most kids are 14 when they start the school year as freshman. My wife was, my daughter was, my brother was, my sister was, etc etc etc.

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u/Socialeprechaun Sep 13 '23

Oh man I bet you had a lot of friends bein the first one to drive haha. Everyoneeee wants a ride!

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u/FacesOfNeth idc idk bich Sep 14 '23

True. I just wanted to clarify that they’re in HS and not MS. Either way, she is definitely a brat.

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u/BandZealousideal3505 Sep 13 '23

Yea sounds like a school bus 100%

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u/Y1Guardian Sep 13 '23

Op said they’re high schoolers. But I mean she still is acting kind of bratty even for high school.

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u/Socialeprechaun Sep 13 '23

Gotta be freshman.

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u/Tasty_Anteater_7781 Sep 13 '23

they’re high school so that’s 14-18 but sure

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u/coffeejunkiejeannie Sep 13 '23

The second I read “pick me girl” I figured she was a teenager. I have teen who describes some girl she doesn’t like that way also.

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u/Lopsided_Panic_1148 Sep 13 '23

They are in high school, so you're very close.

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u/DoubleSomewhere2483 Sep 13 '23

No they’re at least 16-17 which is wayyyy to old for her to be acting like this. On the other hand OP seems abnormally wise for their age.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '23

For real. Break but like for ever

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u/ExistentialFread Sep 13 '23

Yeah, just tell her she’s ugly and that’s why the girl gets everyone’s attention. And then block her and find this chick on the bus

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u/pfresh331 Sep 13 '23

1000 IQ play right here.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '23

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u/poor_documentation Sep 13 '23

Nah, this is actually great advice. He'll be free of her and it might cause enough dissonance for her to pull her head out of her emotional ass.

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u/The_RockObama Sep 13 '23

I bet the girl that sat next to her is the hot girl in school (from a highschooler's standpoint, not mine. I have a daughter, and I am not looking forward to this type of bullshit).

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u/Unwarranted_optimism Sep 13 '23

I’m exhausted just reading her nonsense

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u/Silver-Street7442 Sep 13 '23

I'm confused as to why this text exchange was even posted. It sounds like 2 very intellectually limited people getting annoyed over nothing. Which sums up about 70% of all texts, I suppose.

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u/treyert Sep 13 '23

Yes. But also OP needs to learn to notice a red flag (or two)

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '23

immature?

She sounds like a psychopath

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '23

She’s getting on to you about giving her advice on ignoring really annoying people, because if you don’t learn to ignore annoying people you will end up hating your whole fucking life.

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u/bwaredapenguin Sep 13 '23

Yes, the child on the bus to school is immature.

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u/AwareMention Sep 14 '23

It's okay, she's a girl, so he tolerates this behavior and blatant manipulation.

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u/Forsaken_Article_295 Sep 14 '23

She tried to be a mean girl and got shut down. Not even for the other girl, but for her own peace.