Amy and the "Friend" Situation
Hi everyone, Nate here. Just thought I'd clear up what Amy had to say here a little. First off, Flannery did not, i repeat DID NOT ask me to e-mail Amy, that was entirely my own choice, and as it seemed, the only logical course of action under the circumstances.
Two years ago, after I broke up with her (which was definitely the ugliest thing I've ever had to do *shudder*), Amy spent months hounding me and my friends. She would come to parties no one had invited her to, and act as though she was best friends with my friends, even though she only knew them through me (btw Amy carolyn says you owe her $200 for the broken couch). She would show up and listen to private meetings being conducted between my friends and our college advisor. She would call me all the time, acting as though I had some kind of obligation to her, and on one specific occasion left a group of actors and techies stranded, failing to show up to a show for which she was stage manager.
Then, September of last year, she started dating Dan. I didn't see or hear from her again until this summer. She IMed me, and at some point it came out that my girlfriend worked at the Bushnell. Amy asked me to put her in contact with Flannery, and after checking with her, I did so. Flannery was kind enough to forward Amy's resume to HR, and from that action and a couple of IM chats Amy somehow got the impression that she and Flannery were best friends. She even somehow got it into her head that the two of us were interested in going out on a double date with her and Dan. Sounds too strange to be true, I know. But it is.
Once my semester started and i was back in town again, Flannery started seeing a lot more of me. You know how it is when you're in a relatively new relationship, you want to spend as much time together as humanly possible. And we did. When you're hanging out a lot, you don't tend to check your e-mail or AIM for people you don't really talk to much anyway, out of consideration for your guest, everyone knows that. So she didn't. Soon, the e-mails started. "Why are you ignoring me?" "what have i done?" and other such ludicrous questions came, not only to Flannery's work e-mail, but somehow, inexplicably, to her home e-mail. No one knows when or how Amy acquired this e-mail address, but she somehow did.
There, you have the facts. I'm not saying that Amy is a bad person, and I'm certainly not saying that her disorder is not at least partially to blame, but when one is faced with social interaction every day, one must at some point take it upon themselves to figure out how it's done. Thank you and good night.
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