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So ... the saga continues ...

So it's really funny. I was talking to one of the girls there about David and how I thought she hated me and right away she was like... "He's an asshole to everyone. He's a miserable queen who is totally unhappy with his life and can't admit to himself that he's gay."

So my knee-jerk reaction was ... "Wait, he's gay?"

So she looks at me and shrugs her shoulder at me, like saying, "Really? Duhhh!"

So while I was appalled a bit by her reaction, it got me to thinking about him. Maybe he can't come to terms with his sexuality... maybe it's something else.

So tonight, I was working and I was talking to another girl, who is just absolutely sweet and adorable and she was telling me about David. She wasn't thrilled at how nasty he could get, especially when they're both shift supervisors, and yet he talks down to her, but in the same breath, she said that she does feel for him. She said that he truly does need to come to terms with his sexuality, but it's deeper than that. He has problems at home apparently and I'm guessing it has something to do with him being gay and his parents not being too accepting of him being so.

Now, I really feel bad for him. It's tough being in that position. I mean, not for nothing, I am in a somewhat similar situation. The only difference is that I hide it pretty well and I honestly don't think that they [my parents] know. I mean I'm a really nice person, all things considered, and he is to an extent. He can just be a bit more arrogant than anyone can handle.

Apparently he has one friend at Starbucks and everyone else hates him. I feel so bad now. My friend said to "kill him with kindness" and I plan just to do that. No matter what he says or does, I will try my best to bite my tongue and be a peach to him. He needs friends more than anything right now, not enemies. Especially enemies who can relate to what he's going through.

Poor David... :( --- Now I feel for him!