I transform into Megabitchtron when my friends irritate me past the point of no return. The biggie was sophomore year in high school, when my dear friend Odessa, who I'd known since the second grade, had a BF who constantly cheated and treated Des like garbage. She constantly took him back and would run to me asking for advice when he mistreated her yet again. I'd tell Des that she deserved better, but she kept taking him back. We had a night out with her older brother Eric, and Des repeatedly steered the conversation back to her dumbass boyfriend. Finally, I'd had enough and berated her in the car all the way home. I told her that if she was going to get back with the loser again, I didn't want to speak to her again because I didn't want to associate with someone as pathetic as her. Des broke off the friendship, and returned to her idiot who dumped her for good on the school bus in front of everyone a few weeks later. On the upside, my little outburst earned me big-time kudos from Eric, and he and I became better friends for it.
I am also very slow or totally resistant to forgive those who have hurt me or pissed me off to a great degree, leading to a lot of uncomfortable standoffs and silences at parties with people that I'm still upset with. Des has tried to rekindle our BFF status, and I'm not really inclined to do so. She made her choice, she can live with it. My mother calls it immaturity. I call it self-defense. I'd known that girl since second fucking grade, and she picked some asshole over someone who had her best interests at heart, even if I had to be cruel to be kind. Fuck her.
I can be quite conniving and nasty sometimes, which freaks me out since I am generally a very nice and fiercely loyal person. If that loyalty is betrayed however, I rain down hellfire and brimstone against the offender, feelings be damned. Sometimes not feeling guilty about hurting people makes me feel guilty
