I have a roommate that lives downstairs. We are very close and
I care very much about her, but I have to say, she can be a real pain to have
around sometimes. So you can imagine my consternation when she insisted she
accompany me to Europe.
“Listen,” I told her. “I don’t want to hurt your feelings,
or anything, but you will have absolutely no fun whatsoever in Europe. I’ll be
constantly on the move, you won’t make any friends, and then there’s that thing
where you get cranky for four or five days… I really don’t think you can handle
it.”
This isn’t me being mean. She is, like, super high
maintenance. Whenever she goes out, she has to be perfectly groomed to a
ridiculous degree, and she actually needs pills to keep her from raging out
something fierce every month.
But she stuck to her guns. She pointed out that I didn’t
really have much of a choice in the matter, and that I would just have to
accept that she was coming along no matter what I had to say about it. In the
end, I basically had to give in.
Ever since then, she’s been bombarding me with questions
about Europe. Should she bring a swimsuit? Should she bother with a razor or
should she just do a quick wax beforehand? What if something bad happens to us,
who will take care of her?
She’s kind of self-involved.
Yesterday, she asked about European men, and I kind of lost
it.
NO. NO MEN.
Here’s the thing. I love this girl. She’s been in my life as
long as I can remember. But when this girl meets a boy, she can be a total
idiot. As the responsible one, it then falls to me to reason her out of whatever
mess she’s created. I do not want
that to happen in Europe.
We’re still fighting about it. I honestly don’t know who’s
gonna win.
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