Like, am I too sensitive and this is justified or is this dumb? My sister Lena’s ex “friends” hate her and act rude to her because Lena autistic, starts conversations with them, and says she likes their outfit occasionally, which they accuse her of doing “every hour”.

Her friend Ashlyn accuses her of being a creepy stalker because Lena approached Ashlyn and her friends, said "Hey”, then remained quiet because it’s RUDE to talk over ppl and when they’re already talking. She then walked away and approached Ashlyn again to make conversation with her only to be told she’s creepy.

“Oh, she’s just upset”

“Oh, she’s just abrasive like that”

“Ppl hate when they’re spoken to. She’s an introvert with depression, NPD, and isn’t used to being greeted” (Most ppl only hate being spoken to by ppl they don’t like).

“Oh, she doesn’t HATE you, she just…”

Ashlyn is also a hypocrite who clearly hates Lena and treats ppl badly (but they suck it up bc they like her that much) and gets mad at ppl but does the same crap. She not only lies that everyone hates Lena, but tries to guilt-trip her into feeling bad for these “poor bullies” who hate Lena, find her and her conditions disgusting, and want her to suffer. This is a bit sick.

(I feel like these bullies are all just one girl pretending to be other ppl, which is quite dedicated of her)

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      I feel like a chunk of the population of Lemmy is people who got banned from Reddit.

      And a portion of that chunk got banned for being too young according to Reddit’s T&C, lol

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      Definitely schoolyard behavior. Doesn’t make it an invalid concern or unworthy of advice, but a lot of adults are probably going to have a hard time relating to this situation. Most will look at this and have a reaction of “no, this situation is not ok”, or maybe “what’s the big deal?” if they lack empathy. Because this wouldn’t be ok with emotionally healthy and functional adults. But it also wouldn’t happen with adults (which is how, OP, you gave yourself away). Kids are much more casually cruel to each other than adults because their empathy is still developing and their perspectives acquired via life experience are still limited.

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    Girl, I can’t keep track of who the “theys” and “girls” are enough to even have any idea what you’re talking about

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    yes it is, you aren’t being too sensitive. also, pretending to be different people to attack one person is harassment. i don’t care about her mental health or her „bad day”, people should stop making excuses for this asshole.

    „well wouldn’t you do the same?” NO. I WOULDN’T. I WOULDN’T HARASS A POOR PERSON FOR THEIR DISABILITY BECAUSE I WAS HAVING A BAD DAY.

    i still am mad at the girl who was homophobic towards me and made fun of my nose, and wouldn’t excuse her behavior because „she was feeling upset”.

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    I don’t see how that should upset anyone. It’s meant to be a polite generic question. Even if you’ve had a bad day, you don’t have to divulge any information, just simply say ‘alright’, and they most likely won’t ask you any more.

    Where I’m from, “How are you doing?” really is meant to be a polite way of engaging with a stranger at a cash register or other public customer facing job.

    It’s not like they said anything offensive, they’re just trying to engage a little polite conversation. Which you are most certainly not obligated to engage in if you don’t want.

    For me, I’ll usually answer with whatever generic crap is going on that day, like “Man it’s cold outside yo, can you turn the heat up out there?”

    Edit: Oh, I read more after your edit, yeah that seems a bit awkward and suspicious, different situation than I posted. But I’m leaving my comment as is regardless.

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      how so suspicious?

      btw: lena wasn’t even following her, she walked up to her, then left. this other girl frequently harasses her. (not op, but still)

      and yeah, she seems to be trying to be polite because they were friends

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        After reading over yet again, maybe ‘suspicious’ wasn’t the best word. Still sounds awkward, but nothing I’d think people should get too upset about.

        Every situation is different though, and there’s crazies out there that will just as soon shoot a person for knocking on the wrong door.

        Sigh, I’m getting more and more disappointed with humanity by the day…

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          Doesn’t seem awkward to me, most people say “How are you?” when they see me, except for the trying to start a convo thing.

          I have photos of the conversation between them in other posts, Ash is literally insane.