Declaration

[foxgrrl]

Attention people: I am not longer taking responsibility for your lives. Especially if you're going to freak out because I'm five minutes late, to spend my time and money to drive you to something in two hours. "We didn't know if you were going to be five minutes late or five hours!" Please, is this really your opinion of me, that I'm that flakey. Oh, and that I was wrong for being "Out of communication" when I wasted over five minutes searching for your number to call. You could have called me you know. (And when I'm late because I was busy helping someone else out.

"Julia, can you..." No, no I can't, unless you're paying me money or sleeping with me. Deal with your own problems. I'm out of time. This is why I'm exhausted all the time, I rarely get time for myself.

Comments

[maradydd.livejournal.com]

if I've agreed to be at X location at Y time, and I don't make that, then I'm a liar, and everything I say is bullshit

Uh. These people are batfuck insane. I am forgetting the Latin name for the logical fallacy in question, but suffice it to say that they are applying the principle of induction in a ridiculously invalid fashion. At most, they could conclude "foxgrrl is sometimes late," in rather the way that people who know me are reasonable to conclude "Meredith is chronically late." (From sufficient evidence, anyway.)

("There is at least one sheep in Scotland, at least one side of which is black.")

Also, let him who is without sin among you cast the first stone and so on and so forth.