Writer's Block: Eye for an eye?
Dec. 20th, 2010 02:34 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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It's happened before. Step 1: Pretend I don't see them and make sure they don't see me. If they approach me and remember who I am, I try Step 2: Pretend I don't really remember them, even if I remember every detail about them. I act like their face is vaguely familiar, but I can't recall their name. Step 3: Act polite and nice, even if talking to them is the last thing I want to do. Step 4: Make a quick exit if possible.
Yeah, I got picked on a lot as a kid and I still have the scars, outside and inside, to show for it. Making them think I don't remember them and forgot about them the second they were out of my life is the closest to "getting back at them" I'll ever get. Especially if they act all buddy-buddy with me like we were friends back then.
It's happened before. Step 1: Pretend I don't see them and make sure they don't see me. If they approach me and remember who I am, I try Step 2: Pretend I don't really remember them, even if I remember every detail about them. I act like their face is vaguely familiar, but I can't recall their name. Step 3: Act polite and nice, even if talking to them is the last thing I want to do. Step 4: Make a quick exit if possible.
Yeah, I got picked on a lot as a kid and I still have the scars, outside and inside, to show for it. Making them think I don't remember them and forgot about them the second they were out of my life is the closest to "getting back at them" I'll ever get. Especially if they act all buddy-buddy with me like we were friends back then.
