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Originally Posted by ellie  I think this would be a good exercise in standing up for yourself. It will help with your confidence and ability not to be trodden on in the future. |
Who says I don't stand up for myself? However, I have to work with her and I don't want to have a full blown argument at work (it's not worth it). I think it is best if I don't react to her rudeness instead of letting my maturity slip down to her level. I know I have behaved with virtue in this situation, so I don't care what others think. She is the one with the problem at the end of the day. I feel sorry for her, since the way she's dealt with this situation must have made a dent in her conscience, if she has one.