Updated 89 Days ago
Ladies, we've all seen "Mean Girls," right? I'm referring to the 2004 movie that captures Lindsey Lohan and Rachel McAdams in head-to-head catty combat. Although the movie might have made a few exaggerations about the extent to which high school girls will backstab each other, it was right about one thing: girls can be malicious and despicable to each other, and it isn't always something that they grow out of.
What happens to these mean girls when they are thrown out into the real world? They turn into mean, bitter women.
You might be thinking that there's no way that mature adult women could or would be so shallow to one another, but you'd be wrong. It's more common than you think, you just might not know about it because it's going on behind your back.
The second you walk away from the break room, some conniving witch might make a hushed comment about how you look like you've been eating more at lunch lately. Or maybe your encounter with a she-devil is not so subtle at all. Maybe you're thinking about the snotty, well-coifed woman who not only had the nerve to cut you off in traffic this morning, but then had the nerve to flip you the bird while she was at it.
You have two options: you could take the high road and ignore the mean woman, or you could take La Lohan's approach to the situation and get even.
If you choose to take the high road (i.e. not stooping to the level of the Miss Priss that it majorly ticking you off, here are a few suggestions.
Have any of you encountered mean girls of your own out there? How did you respond? (If your response was a punch in the face, that not qualify as a constructive suggestion.)
Actually- if people are talking about you behind your back, it's usually because hey are jealous of you in one way or another. So- if it happens to me, I just think that they must really have a self-esteem issue and their way of trying to improve it is to knock others (me) down to the level where they view themselves. It's sad really. It says more about the gossiper than the gossipee when you get right down to it.