Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 07:24     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
Anonymous wrote:Get a life... this possibly the most pithy, vapid DCUM post ever.


I don't think you have a good grasp of what "pithy" means. You were dead on with vapid, though.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 07:22     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
I had trouble getting through the whole post-does anyone have information about the FT organization the OP mentioned? I've never heard of it. TIA.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 07:16     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
I don't think you can use the phrase "pps" in the first post of a thread, it refers to "previous posters" and there were not any previous as you were the OP!!
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 07:13     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
Anonymous wrote:Get a life... this possibly the most pithy, vapid DCUM post ever.


That was the opposite of a pithy post! But it was certainly vapid.

I love all the dramatic "choices" she makes though, and all the "space" she's giving people and how she's "letting" the FT reign.

It's like a poorly written episode of Desperate Housewives.

Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 06:43     Subject: Re:friends thief, what would you pps do?
Anonymous wrote:I'm calling troll on OP. Very creative though. I like your long posts with way too many strange details. Try for a little more realistic next time. Thanks, love reading them.


This response is completely overused and unoriginal. Lame.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 06:04     Subject: Re:friends thief, what would you pps do?
Oh the drama of seventh grade! But it does get better.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 05:49     Subject: Re:friends thief, what would you pps do?
I'm calling troll on OP. Very creative though. I like your long posts with way too many strange details. Try for a little more realistic next time. Thanks, love reading them.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 02:41     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
Co-dependent relationship between two very shallow women.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 01:24     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
Oh geez. I expected your friend was like Robert Chambers, stealing silverware from dinner parties. (I'm probably dating myself here with the RC reference.)

I couldn't read through the entire complaint. I found myself nodding off until I woke up suddenly, worried about my impending divorce, money problems, my sick relative, my children, the cost of gas, the presidential election . . . .

Well, I'm sorry. I'm really not trying to be mean. Maybe you should try to volunteer somewhere so you can let go of some of this stuff????????
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 01:13     Subject: Re:friends thief, what would you pps do?
Anonymous wrote:Get a job. Signed, Fellow SAHM


Yes, this. Oh my god you sound insufferable. I totally sympathize with FT!
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 00:44     Subject: Re:friends thief, what would you pps do?
Get a job. Signed, Fellow SAHM
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 00:38     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
I'm wavering between thinking you're a whack job and sympathizing because a psycho woman inserted herself into my social group a while back. I let it go and one by one she alienated everyone, ending with a huge flameout where she emailed the remaining people who tolerated her that she was "concerned" that the main person she had originally latched on to was a meth addict (not the least bit true).
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 00:37     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I've had this happen, OP, and it's no fun. But it's life, and you have to be honest with your friend, and be prepared to be rejected and move on. This has happened to one of my children, and she got over it. I'm sorry you seem to be losing your friend, and it's painful to be displaced by a person you don't like, but it happens, it's life, and you have to find other friendships.

FWIW, I'm someone who takes a very long time to make friends, and when I do make them, I don't like to let go of them. But the clock on some friendships runs out, and when that happens, there's nothing you can do, but say to yourself, it was fun while it lasted, feel sad for a little while, and then move on with your life.


Thanks pp. I know my situation is juvenal but a reality just the same.

For the love of God would you please stop misspelling the word JUVENILE. Now do you ever hope to climb that social ladder if you can't spell.


Got it. Processing too much at once.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 00:33     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I've had this happen, OP, and it's no fun. But it's life, and you have to be honest with your friend, and be prepared to be rejected and move on. This has happened to one of my children, and she got over it. I'm sorry you seem to be losing your friend, and it's painful to be displaced by a person you don't like, but it happens, it's life, and you have to find other friendships.

FWIW, I'm someone who takes a very long time to make friends, and when I do make them, I don't like to let go of them. But the clock on some friendships runs out, and when that happens, there's nothing you can do, but say to yourself, it was fun while it lasted, feel sad for a little while, and then move on with your life.


Thanks pp. I know my situation is juvenal but a reality just the same.

For the love of God would you please stop misspelling the word JUVENILE. Now do you ever hope to climb that social ladder if you can't spell.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2012 00:32     Subject: friends thief, what would you pps do?
Take a bReak from the friendship. You are fueling FT's fire.