CharityGoodyGrace wrote:
racheypie666 wrote:
Parents told me to take ibuprofen because my headaches came back. I don't like taking medication if I can help it, as they know. They kept on, so I said I'd take them after my workout.
The pain got worse so I actually did.
Dad just asked me if I took any ibuprofen. I said yes.
Immediately, in front of me, he marched full speed to the meds cupboard, took out the box, and started counting the pills to see if I was telling the truth. When he found out I was, he put everything back in the cupboard and walked out without a word.
What the f*****g f**k?
I am an adult. I am high functioning. They are not necessary medications. I have a choice over what I put in my body.
What the f*****g f**k.
That man is insane.
+ no f*****g respect.
OMG; did he think they were necessary and wanted to make sure you took them or did he maybe think that since you DID take them, you might have taken too much? But I agree... no f*****g respect. What a jerk. And that *is* insane.
My rant: I don't fully trust the people that work in my building; at least I trust my friends who live here. If I wanted to tell something really bad about myself to the people who work here, I wouldn't tell them...
He is a control freak and increasingly paranoid. I think he gets off on the idea of catching someone out who is lying to him. He has this whole thing about hating liars, and how he never lies, and can never trust a liar again.
To say you never lie is probably the greatest lie of all. A great irony at least.
^ You are probably right not to trust your building's employees with your confidence. If nothing else, they may have a professional obligation to share what you tell them.