People who pick a fight for no reason.

jenilla1

If people have tried to pick fights with me, it went totally over my head, because I've never noticed it. I'm not the confrontational type, but I'm pretty confident. Nobody messes with me. I'm cool with that, since I don't do drama.

jenilla1

SpotLighttt wrote: »

abitoftrouble wrote: »

My husband and I were at dinner one night and we couldn't decide what to order. The table next to us (an obvious lesbian couple) was receiving their food. So we looked to see what they had ordered. The plates looked amazing so we stared a while to figure out what they had ordered. We ordered our dinner and we're enjoying our meals when the table next to us finished. As they were leaving the restaurant, the more insecure of the two came up to our table and said "why don't you take a picture, it will last longer". I was shocked! Mostly because she had all dinner to think of something to say and that's the best she could do. But also because we were only admiring their plates and don't care what they eat after dinner. Naturally, I caused a huge scene and embarrassed her more than she could do herself. Got them removed from the restaurant and got the dinner comped and laughed hysterically all the way home. If you can't handle being out in public, don't go out in public. But also don't *kitten* with me and my food.

instead of staring at someone elses table (which is abit weird) - wouldn't it have been politer/easier to just say "excuse me, sorry to trouble you but your food looks delicious, what is it? I'd like to order it too"

My husband and I were out to dinner a few months ago for our 15th anniversary, and the woman next to us kept stealing glances at my husband. Soon, she was practically staring. It was getting a little awkward, so he decided to do a friendly confrontation just to see what was going on. At one point he looked her straight in the eye and smiled, waved and said hello. She was so embarrassed (I guess she thought she was being sly about it.) She then apologized to me and said my husband was the most beautiful man in the room (which was true, he's hot as hell) and she couldn't help noticing. I wasn't mad, I just agreed with her and said I understood, because I'd been staring at him all night, too. I've been staring at him for almost two decades, and he just keeps getting more and more adorable. We laughed and she left shortly after. (LOL, found out later that she paid for my drink! Cheers!) No need to fight, people. Just keep your cool and enjoy life!

Momepro

abitoftrouble wrote: »

My husband and I were at dinner one night and we couldn't decide what to order. The table next to us (an obvious lesbian couple) was receiving their food. So we looked to see what they had ordered. The plates looked amazing so we stared a while to figure out what they had ordered. We ordered our dinner and we're enjoying our meals when the table next to us finished. As they were leaving the restaurant, the more insecure of the two came up to our table and said "why don't you take a picture, it will last longer". I was shocked! Mostly because she had all dinner to think of something to say and that's the best she could do. But also because we were only admiring their plates and don't care what they eat after dinner. Naturally, I caused a huge scene and embarrassed her more than she could do herself. Got them removed from the restaurant and got the dinner comped and laughed hysterically all the way home. If you can't handle being out in public, don't go out in public. But also don't *kitten* with me and my food.

Lol, That's why I always ask now. I've haf way to many misunderstandings of people thinking I was judging them, when I was really trying to figure out what that tattoo is, where she got her hair done, because I want it, why do people with huge trucks SUVs bavk into spits, when it seems like it would be easier to back out instead, and is that book as good as their others?