Brittany2907 wrote:
I walked out of the stall to wash my hands and they kind of just looked at me and laughed, whilst mimiking me when walking out of the bathroom and laughing some more.
Notice how when they were placed in the uncomfortable position of apologizing for their obviously wrong behaviour, they chose, instead, to take it up to the level of "total annihilation".
It's been my observation that many would rather destroy someone to erase a mistake than open up to it. Heck, I was sent to prison for a crime I didn't commit because an ex-flame had to either admit she lied about me, or destroy the evidence. I've had supervisors and bosses do the same.
There's a lot of crappy people in this world, eh?
[cocks shotgun] Let's get 'em.
(Okay, seriously, no wonder you hear about school shootings and stuff... people are getting more merciless and cruel and pushing some people way too far.)