Jessica

Like,

All of us.

Deadass.

Yeah.

100%.

And gave me like a little like, if I see you at the office, like when I went to go get my stuff, it was like, like she literally said, we can take it outside.

It was the most dumb shit that I've heard in a very long time.

But it was also like, just being that we were, we both have a mutual friend and also were essentially co-workers and like coming from like a professional space.

It was like, it was just deranged.

And I was like, I truly, you know, catch me like my teenage years, like I would have participated in the fighting part of this.

But as an adult, I'm like, where do you have to be as an adult to not call and have a conversation, to not call and say like, hey, I heard XYZ.

What happened here?

Can we talk about it?

Because at the end of the day, I'm not the type of person who's going to walk around and talk shit about a person.

And if I do, I'm the type of person who will stand on it.

If you find out that I don't like you, I will just say to your face that I don't like you.

So the whole thing kind of encapsulated into...

this moment of what felt like violence as adults.

And I just don't know what to do now with these friendships that I had.

I should also say like the two friends that I'm talking about or the friend that I'm talking about is part of a couple and I'm close with both parties in the couple, both women.