blackcat, ok good for you.
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It's time to introduce the rest of the family. First is my first aunt. The hostess, the hostile. Everyone knows not to piss her off. She's the one who think she has the right to rain on everyone without any reason, to give her a reason for it is like giving a knife to a serial killer and unlock the prison doors. She might be legally insane. Surpressed anger, bitterness, hidden inside of the mountain that is her. She's the type that is angry at you for a month if you give her a small reason. She will let you know about it too. I wonder how all the anger got surpressed and hidden, because she's very vocal about it. I guess there's something much worse deeper inside that we don't know about. I honestly think she is capable of killing a man, both physically and mentally. I truly do. She reminds me of Annie Wilkes in Stephen King's Misery. It could be about her. I only wish I was exaggarating. I feel she would be capable of destroying the whole family, even if the rest of us were a tight bunch. We are all kind of afraid of her.
No wonder her daughter, the same age as me, came to ask drugs from me one year, while we were sneaking out for a smoke with my #1 cousin. She finally figured out we sneak out for a smoke, and came too. We didn't know she smoked. We were less than 18. The first thing she said to me was if I had any hashis to sell her. Hopefully the stronger ones and not some sissy paki. I was shocked. Not because of the fact that she obviously smoked hashis, but because she asked me so bluntly. And thought I really had some. And with me right then!
I had to decline and say I really don't smoke, sorry. She didn't believe me. Her mother, the hostess, had openly told everyone in their family, that I am a drug user/dealer, since my mom found out I had tried pot. So that makes me an addict of every drug and maybe even a dealer. So she thought I was in denial and trying to protect myself from saying that I do not carry any drugs with me at the moment. "I know you have some, don't lie to me", she kept on insisting.
Another shocker was the amount of information she had. But before the ciggie was out, I got over it. So what, she smokes some. It's not a surprise. Getting hit with the hostility mountain every day of her life. But she didn't seem to be one of those types that wants to smoke to get high and have fun, or think, listen music, eat, do something, or just hang around. She reminded me of the desperate type, who will move into trouble later on, and harder drugs. Oh well.
But none of us dared to criticize the event itself. No.. we'd rather talk about getting drugs to the underaged cousin, and me beign a dealer, even when we speak once a year, at best.
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oh and people, don't take it so seriously even if this is true. I find it amusing and laugh about it sometimes
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It's time to introduce the rest of the family. First is my first aunt. The hostess, the hostile. Everyone knows not to piss her off. She's the one who think she has the right to rain on everyone without any reason, to give her a reason for it is like giving a knife to a serial killer and unlock the prison doors. She might be legally insane. Surpressed anger, bitterness, hidden inside of the mountain that is her. She's the type that is angry at you for a month if you give her a small reason. She will let you know about it too. I wonder how all the anger got surpressed and hidden, because she's very vocal about it. I guess there's something much worse deeper inside that we don't know about. I honestly think she is capable of killing a man, both physically and mentally. I truly do. She reminds me of Annie Wilkes in Stephen King's Misery. It could be about her. I only wish I was exaggarating. I feel she would be capable of destroying the whole family, even if the rest of us were a tight bunch. We are all kind of afraid of her.
No wonder her daughter, the same age as me, came to ask drugs from me one year, while we were sneaking out for a smoke with my #1 cousin. She finally figured out we sneak out for a smoke, and came too. We didn't know she smoked. We were less than 18. The first thing she said to me was if I had any hashis to sell her. Hopefully the stronger ones and not some sissy paki. I was shocked. Not because of the fact that she obviously smoked hashis, but because she asked me so bluntly. And thought I really had some. And with me right then!
I had to decline and say I really don't smoke, sorry. She didn't believe me. Her mother, the hostess, had openly told everyone in their family, that I am a drug user/dealer, since my mom found out I had tried pot. So that makes me an addict of every drug and maybe even a dealer. So she thought I was in denial and trying to protect myself from saying that I do not carry any drugs with me at the moment. "I know you have some, don't lie to me", she kept on insisting.
Another shocker was the amount of information she had. But before the ciggie was out, I got over it. So what, she smokes some. It's not a surprise. Getting hit with the hostility mountain every day of her life. But she didn't seem to be one of those types that wants to smoke to get high and have fun, or think, listen music, eat, do something, or just hang around. She reminded me of the desperate type, who will move into trouble later on, and harder drugs. Oh well.
But none of us dared to criticize the event itself. No.. we'd rather talk about getting drugs to the underaged cousin, and me beign a dealer, even when we speak once a year, at best.
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oh and people, don't take it so seriously even if this is true. I find it amusing and laugh about it sometimes
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