A platonic female friend and I had a little tiff this morning which has since blown over. But you tell me what you think.

First, a little background: she works two jobs and she also have a boyfriend. Since I have more free time than she does, she’d be the one who would always call me to catch up.

This morning she was angry that we couldn’t meet up before I fly to KL – our free times didn’t sync up for the past week or two. And there were a few misses too. She postponed on me last week, and I had forgotten to call to let her know that I was actually flying off earlier than thought.

So anyway, I got yelled at. I tried to calm the conversation down by saying, “Hey I’m only going for 2 weeks. I’ll see you when I get back.”

And she replied, “But you don’t understand. I bought you a surprise Christmas gift. If it’s important to you, then you would make the time for it.” Woah, guilt trip! Ignoring the fact that I don’t celebrate Christmas (heathen!) so it really IS not important to me, I honestly had assume that this was just a casual catch-up and it can wait. Now if she had said from the beginning that she had a gift for me, I would have probably preempted my schedule. But it is now too close to my flight because I have other things to do before then.

She said, “I am making the time so why can’t you?” Somehow she had forgotten that she postponed on me last week too. Why must I be free when she is free? I’m not the one getting the poontang so I don’t have to be available whenever she wants me to, right?

My point to this meandering story is this: I know I’m not meant to understand women but it doesn’t mean that I have to like it. And that is possibly the biggest reason why I’m still single because I can’t give in to arguments which I know doesn’t make sense.

And I’m willing to put up with a lot of pent up frustration because of that, so why does that tell you about me? Doomed to be single? Oh noes! ;)

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