Last semester my girlfriend's best friends were coming back to town from their respective colleges. Naturally she wanted to go out with them on the Saturday of that week, to which I replied, "Awesome! Have fun. I'll see you Sunday." She replied "No. You're coming with." Which would have been fine otherwise, but I had to play in two matches earlier that day and I knew that I'd be cranky and just tired in general. I tried to explain the situation to her, but she was adamant about me joining her and her friends. (I realized later that she just wanted to bring me because her friends were bringing their boyfriends. She didn't
legitimately want me there, but that's besides the point.)
Anyways, I get back to campus from the games with a little less than an hour to spare. I called my girlfriend and asked for her to wait a little while, considering that I had just gotten back and it'd take me a little longer to get ready because I'd have to get all the dirt off of me and out of my hair. She became annoyed, but she did it. I got ready, made my way over to her dorm, and ended up waiting there for another 30 minutes because her friend wasn't actually ready, which made me mad because I had stubbed my toe and my body ached in general from rushing to get ready for a triple date that I really didn't want to attend in the first place.
Her friend gets there and I instantly don't like her first friend (we caught a ride from one of her friend M and M's boyfriend.) My girlfriend warned that M was a bit over zealous, but that was an understatement. M refused to sit in the front with her own boyfriend and forced me to sit up front with the dude. I didn't really care, I thought it would be cool. I'd talk with M's boyfriend, I wouldn't have to really talk to M because she was already annoying <5 minutes of me knowing her, and I could tune out the girly "omg, no way, lololol" talk coming from the back of the car.
False. M decides to play 21 questions with me from the backseat. So I'd have to twist my neck back every time so that she could hear me answer her stupid questions, an action that was quite painful after two games of being tackled into hard ground. She eventually stopped asking questions, I got to know her boyfriend a little better (though he was relatively quiet because M wore the pants.)
We get to California Pizza and I am reunited with my girlfriend. We start holding hands and M comes up behind us (after abandoning her boyfriend who was about 20 yards behind us) and rips my hand from my girlfriend's. Forcefully, too. I didn't just let go. She had to use both of her hands. I looked at her with the biggest
I've ever given anyone, ever. She said "This is cool, right?! You can always hold my boyfriend's hand." My girlfriend made a face behind M, I took the hint and laughed it off, then I just fell back and kept talking to M's boyfriend.
After getting to California Pizza, we meet up with the third couple. They weren't bad at all, and I actually enjoyed the third girl's (B) company. B was funny, wasn't extremely loud, and didn't feel the need to dominate every topic of discussion like M. Dinner was relatively uneventful. I didn't talk too much because I was tired, and I refused to eat because I wasn't hungry after my team's tragic loss, and we left. On the way home M had settled down a little bit, but there was more whispering. Afterwards, my girlfriend had the nerve to be mad at me.
M had said that I seemed to be "posh" and "too good" for their dinner selection, even when I explained to the table how I wasn't hungry. Coupled with a few key phrases from M at dinner (She said things like "People with southern accents sound like they have low IQs" and some other ignorant things,) I told my girlfriend "Wow, M is a +**+*." Low and behold, M came in behind me and my girlfriend, wanting to see her room. I'm fairly certain she heard me say it, I didn't waver in my demeanor, and my girlfriend invited M in but only for a little while, saying we had to study for a calculus test.
Till this day my girlfriend still brings up that BS.