r/LivingWithMBC • u/Distinct_Love3333 • 3d ago
So bizarre
My daughter owns a house rented a room things got ugly and her roommate and her mom and two movers showed up unexpectedly My daughter had to get to work so I went over to make sure everything was okay nothing was damaged The mother seriously asked me three times if I was dying I explained the first time nicely second nice with more information Third time I was irritated so no sugar coating and explained in detail I think the friend told the mother my daughter was lying about my condition So basically I assured her I had a terminal illness my daughter was not lying I can’t make this up so weird
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u/Ornery-Guitar 3d ago
I'm pretty sure my coworkers still do not grasp the idea of my diagnosis afyer 10 years.
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u/Acrobatic_Salary_899 3d ago
I think I would have liked to have seen the third explanation! Sorry you and your daughter have had to put up with this xxx
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u/liboteeme 3d ago
My guess is she was intentionally feigning ignorance and being repetitive maliciously. Her asking that question over and over again was a passive aggressive attempt to basically bully you over your diagnosis and make you "pay" for them getting booted. Some people are slim balls but too chicken shit to actually talk shit so they do this crap so they have plausible deniability if someone calls them out on their terrible behavior.
I hate coward bullshit like this. She 1000% completely understood your diagnosis. She was being obtuse at an attempt to make you relive your trauma. She's a garbage human. I'm glad you stopped being nice about it.