Naizo
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Well I can tell you I was angry at a video game when I made this thread. My actual anger towards real life people has faded strongly. Recently a co worker of mine lied to her father, or rather he misunderstood something I said to her while she was over the phone with him. Regardless she let it escalate and did not step in, and she allowed him to think I threatened her life. It is on camera that we worked together after the accusation took place without incident and with us both speaking to each other without any sign of anger or fear or anything of the sort.
The end result of her inability to tell the truth ended in her father choking me, being charged with a felony assault, and now he will likely lose his job. I feel bad for him, not so much for her, as she lost nothing because of it all. Her boyfriend is a good friend of mine and watched it happen, and many of my friends stood by and let it happen and said nothing to her father to set him straight nor me, so the most I got to say to him was I didn't do anything before I was thrown on my back and had his hand around my throat.
I'm well known to always be straightforward and brutally honest, even when it means I've done wrong and must admit it. So with full clarity I can tell my friends and family no I did not threaten her in any form or fashion. She cost her father his job and respect in the community. He has nobody to blame but himself for acting on a whim.
That being said, people tell me I cost him his job and so and so. In reality I did no such thing. I have spoken nowhere but here about this. Not openly. I would appreciate it staying that way. But when I say people have taken advantage of my kindness I mean it. The same girl is one I saved from getting cheated on because I told her about her at the time boyfriends intentions to do so. She knows I'm an honest person to a fault. She knows I considered her one of my better friends and co workers. Does that mean anything at all to someone who simply doesn't care about the lives of others? No.
The end result of her inability to tell the truth ended in her father choking me, being charged with a felony assault, and now he will likely lose his job. I feel bad for him, not so much for her, as she lost nothing because of it all. Her boyfriend is a good friend of mine and watched it happen, and many of my friends stood by and let it happen and said nothing to her father to set him straight nor me, so the most I got to say to him was I didn't do anything before I was thrown on my back and had his hand around my throat.
I'm well known to always be straightforward and brutally honest, even when it means I've done wrong and must admit it. So with full clarity I can tell my friends and family no I did not threaten her in any form or fashion. She cost her father his job and respect in the community. He has nobody to blame but himself for acting on a whim.
That being said, people tell me I cost him his job and so and so. In reality I did no such thing. I have spoken nowhere but here about this. Not openly. I would appreciate it staying that way. But when I say people have taken advantage of my kindness I mean it. The same girl is one I saved from getting cheated on because I told her about her at the time boyfriends intentions to do so. She knows I'm an honest person to a fault. She knows I considered her one of my better friends and co workers. Does that mean anything at all to someone who simply doesn't care about the lives of others? No.