Ignore her, block her and move on. She's just trying to get you flared up.
Or as we say on the internet:
Or as we say on the internet:
Chances are, she got really drunk or high and confused you with a cast member from "Jersey Shore," or some equally terrible reality show before she posted this.Machiavellian007 said:snip
well just tell her that....it is the best retort i can think of.Machiavellian007 said:The girl in question is like the classic high school slut; always wears tonnes of make-up, never works for anything, is dropping out of school this year (we're in year 10) and is generally a fucking asshole.
Honestly? This.THEAFRONINJA said:I wouldn't dude, you should never argue with an idiot; they'll bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
She probably feels threatened or annoyed by you and though she's try to save face by being aggressive towards you. As shown by how she said you thought that you were smarter than other people (ergo she feels inferior to you). Trumping her in an argument won't do anything though, she won't change or apologize, just delete your comments. Such is the beauty of the internet.Machiavellian007 said:Recently, a girl who was in my year level posted this on my facebook page:
i dislike that you need to do something with your hair, get it styled or something. Also the fact that throughout school you always thought you were more intelligent than or above others. Also i dislike that you're oblivious to the fact that almost every single person in our grade dislikes you or maybe you're not and you're smarter than us all.. Sorry it's brutal but you asked.
The problem I face is that I find myself more amused by this than hurt (although I am hurt as well). The girl in question is like the classic high school slut; always wears tonnes of make-up, never works for anything, is dropping out of school this year (we're in year 10) and is generally a fucking asshole. I've never hated her, and I've always felt a sort of empathy towards her.
Now, should I reply to this post, or should I leave well enough alone?
EDIT: In regards to if I asked her opinion or not, yes, I did. She posted one of those, "like this and I'll tell you what I dislike about you," things, but to my knowledge, they're generally done more light-heartedly than this.
Also, I've been very nice (at least, by my standards) to her all year, complimenting her and the like.
I wouldn't say anything on FB. However I'd confront her in person next time you see her. Not nastily, I'd just politely go up to her and explain your point of view. Having said that you've been pretty judgemental about her in your post so perhaps she senses what you think about her and therefore she's got a good reason to be shitty at you. Why not talk it out politely in person, you might learn something about yourself, and who knows she might even surprise you by being completely different to what you've got her stereotyped as.Machiavellian007 said:Recently, a girl who was in my year level posted this on my facebook page:
i dislike that you need to do something with your hair, get it styled or something. Also the fact that throughout school you always thought you were more intelligent than or above others. Also i dislike that you're oblivious to the fact that almost every single person in our grade dislikes you or maybe you're not and you're smarter than us all.. Sorry it's brutal but you asked.