Good Advice

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Lindsey:  Nicole, I'm really pissed off right now.  He says he's not mad at me but he won't talk to me.  What's up with him?
Nicole:  Did you give him the note?  He can be stubborn sometimes.  Try to talk to him and if he won't talk to you tell him that "If anyone has the right to be mad it's me not you.  Why are you doing this?".  See what he says.  If he's going to be mad at you for stupid things like this, you really don't deserve to put up with it.  That's what I think.
Lindsey:  I know if he keeps on I'll be really mad!  I'm really pissed off that words can't describe!
Took me long enough to write back, huh?  (Ha ha) Anyways, you give really good advice!  _____'s all "Break up with him, break up with him now!  I'll do it for you!", like it's some happy thing to do or something.  She is getting really annoying!  W/B please



I don't know, sounds like _______'s advice was WAY better than mine.  I was always over-analyzing boys, thinking they had so much more depth than we give them credit for and trying to get them to open up.  WRONG!  Turns out boys are pretty easy to read.  Take this situation, for example.  I don't remember the specifics, but it's pretty clear that this guy (I'll be nice and not name him) is trying to look for an easy way out without having to do the dirty work.  So he picks some stupid reason to be mad and is now ignoring her.  The assumption is that he's ignoring her because he's mad, but really he's hoping that she'll get frustrated and do the breaking up for him.  Why?  Because he's a pussy.  Case closed!  I should write a book.