[He points this out like a passive observation. He's well over the assault, though he still thinks her crude and violent to skip right to physical retaliation. Her phrasing also doesn't make much sense. He looks over at her, clearly studying her as if some sort of specimen.]
How was I doing that love? [His tone suggests that this is an academic question.] I didn't yell, nor did I raise my voice. Victor here offered to lend me a hand to help me feel more at home. [After his initial freaking out.] Then you slip over to tell me I'm rude and hit me? So break it down into segments so I can know where there is an error. Even in social situations it's cause and effect. I was brought here and human nature dictates that my first reaction is surprise and then anger, which it was. With anything new, understanding breeds comfort and so at the end of the young man's tale I felt more at ease wishing for the few belongings that I had. I didn't yell and only one of my sentences can be considered cross.
So for the sake of this arguement, tell me: How was I treating him any more than you're treating me right now? I wasn't violent and I didn't raise my voice? It feels rather hypocritical which is why I find it difficult to listen though I am trying.
[When he finishes talking he looks bored. This is why he doesn't have many friends.]
no subject
[He points this out like a passive observation. He's well over the assault, though he still thinks her crude and violent to skip right to physical retaliation. Her phrasing also doesn't make much sense. He looks over at her, clearly studying her as if some sort of specimen.]
How was I doing that love? [His tone suggests that this is an academic question.] I didn't yell, nor did I raise my voice. Victor here offered to lend me a hand to help me feel more at home. [After his initial freaking out.] Then you slip over to tell me I'm rude and hit me? So break it down into segments so I can know where there is an error. Even in social situations it's cause and effect. I was brought here and human nature dictates that my first reaction is surprise and then anger, which it was. With anything new, understanding breeds comfort and so at the end of the young man's tale I felt more at ease wishing for the few belongings that I had. I didn't yell and only one of my sentences can be considered cross.
So for the sake of this arguement, tell me: How was I treating him any more than you're treating me right now? I wasn't violent and I didn't raise my voice? It feels rather hypocritical which is why I find it difficult to listen though I am trying.
[When he finishes talking he looks bored. This is why he doesn't have many friends.]