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by MissKatieSue on April 20th, 2009

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One of my friends is always in a good mood, then one thing I will say will make her mad. She’ll be extremely mad at me for 2 seconds, then be fine afterwards. Nothing I say specifically makes her mad, she just gets mad. Am I doing something wrong?

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  • by Anonymous on April 20th, 2009

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    I don't think so. She's just moody. I think I can be the same with my mom. Sometimes she would say something, and I could get pretty pissed off and whiny for less than a minute, and then i'll calm down and we'll talk normally again. It could also be other things going on in her life that could be bothering her and maybe she is trying to let out the stress elsewhere. Like if i'm doing something that isn't going too well, and then someone says something that distracts me from it, ill get moody, but won't hold it against them for too long. In short, it's not you it's probably her?

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