A series of MINOR incidents (but like REALLY minor) can affect your mood.
The ugly Latvian
I went out on a date with her it’s been a month or more. I actually met her one night at this party, and was seriously tipsy, so as you can imagine, she was looking a lot more attractive than she really was. After the first date, I said “NO” to a series of proposals, and of course, as it happens usually, she tried to “bite me in the ass”.
I will try to quote the facebook chat we had, although it might not make sense since it’s out of context. To cut a long story short, I met her through a common ex-friend, my crazy neighbor, but as in between I decided to sent my neighbor to hell (or back to her shrink), our “common friends” were no longer common. When the phrase common friends was mentioned in the chat, I replied “we don’t have common friends” and she ironically said: “I was going to ask if you have any friends but I didn’t because you’d get upset”. (as if I am the only person in the world who would get upset if asked that question). Strangely, I kept my calm, replied that yes I do, and thanks for asking. (even if I still had an urge to punch her in the face) Then I thought about her situation: She comes from a SHITTY country, where the national product is.. prostitutes, she’s 30+, single and ugly. No reason to fight with the poor bastard. But still it messed with my mood a bit.
The bitch at work
It’s been about two weeks I had noticed a new girl at work. She was working in the same floor as I, but on the other end of the floor. She looked young and cute, so she drew my attention. She was no supermodel in any possible way, bit chubby, but still cute, and smiling. She looked like a girl you can easily talk to. But I guess this “radar” of mine is SERIOUSLY broken – and you’ll understand way right now.
I smiled at her couple of times, and she smiled back once, so Monday as I was coming back from lunch break, and she was all alone in the office, I decided to talk. I said hi, she said “hi” back at me, and I asked her what language she wants to speak and where she comes from. She said some stuff, rather pleasant, and then I asked for her email. She wrote it for me in a piece of paper. I went back to my office, and wrote her after a while. The handwriting was not clean at all, which got me into thinking. I had to try one or two times in order to find it.
Here is the sequence of the emails, intact:
From: ME
Sent: Monday 19 July 2010 13:29
To: HER
Subject:
hi S,
my name is xxxx btw.. xxxxxx actually.
nice to meet you
(check the date. she actually did not answer, so I thought something happened with the email)
From: ME
Sent: 20 July 2010 10:17
To: HER
Subject: FW:
(did I misspell the address, or did I end up in spam?..)
From: HER
Sent: Tuesday 20 July 2010 11:06
To: ME
Subject: RE:
I just don’t know what you want from me? Send you a mail back? Well, here he is, but I’ve nothing to say.
I have a boyfriend & I’m just working here for a month. I don’t think it’s a good idea to send mails, since we don’t even know each other…
S.
From: ME
Sent: 20 July 2010 11:51
To: HER
Subject: RE:
sorry – I’m new in the country, trying to be social and meet people, couldn’t imagine I’ll be that annoying. cultural differences I guess..
enjoy your stay in the company
From: HER
Sent: Tuesday 20 July 2010 11:06
To: ME
Subject: RE:
You are not annoying and I know it’s difficult to meet people, but I’m 19 years old and I’m leaving next week, so it’s not a good idea to become friends
As you can imagine I did not answer that. Which left me frustrated. It’s the most shocking reply I’ve ever had. I keep getting “shocks” over here. Why the fuck did she stress her age?! I’m 27 years old For FUCKS sake.
Whatever, I have no more comments. The German girl also did not answer yet, and probably will not, which makes my temper PRETTY edgy at the moment. Have to channel some energy somewhere. Someone will pay for that.