But You Said...

Have some Tea With Me

It has been nearly two months since I was unfriended by someone I considered a best friend. This unfriending was without warning, but if you know anything about women... we are like the FBI when it comes to finding things out about people. Now, this friend has a public Tik Tok so in Tik Tok fashion I have her in my messages and recommended friends. Being the nosey person I am, I saw that she posted a new story. I clicked on it. Nothing too surprising, but it did make me go to her profile because I'm a curious cat at this point. I just had to have a good laugh at the comment section after seeing her newest post.

Yeah, but You HATED Her

As I looked at the comment section, I saw a comment from her former neighbor. Now, here is some tea you're going to need. This neighbor was someone my friend DID NOT like, so much so that she would avoid her at all cost, not answer text, or be glad that I was over so the neighbor wouldn't want to hang out. She talked mad crap, which was kind of deserved, the lady isn't the best person (tbh). So, why did this Tik Tok video comment section shock me and why does the neighbor matter?

Well, as the person who gave everything to this friend and was unjustly unfriended, I was highly shocked to see that said neighbor, Patty will be her name, was not blocked. No, Patty was still friends with my ex-best friend. My ex-best friend even replied that she misses Patty so much. How ironic... when you absolutely avoided this person and commented on her bad parenting.

If You Hate Her, How Did You Feel About Me?

The biggest question I am left with is: if this is someone I know for a fact you did not like, what does that say about me? What did you say behind my back or when I wasn't around? In fact, I'm real curious now what your family said about me? They never liked that I exposed their truth to you or them. How could you miss someone, who made fun of your autism? Yet, I'm the bad friend. If that is what you feel, then I'll be the villain.