That sounds more like he was getting angry at the thought you being harmed or killed. I know it probably doesn't seem like that right now, but I think you should talk to him about it some time later.

Without any other details, it just sounds like a panic-induced accident. At least it didn't seem intentional. Like your mom said stuff happens. However, if you're gonna be on the road as a driver, you've gotta find a way to handle your anxiety. It's not gonna just go away on its own or as you age, and your parents won't always be sitting next to you to give you directions either. I've seen a couple anxious drivers cause accidents the same as reckless drivers.

The absolute last thing a college student might think of.

The one we got was wore out.

This. Staying in the gray right now is not where y'all need to be.

Needs a banana for scale.

Try supervising them. You'll understand really quick why managers keep their distance.

You're a real POS. Even at this point, you're still just concerned with yourself. "It wasn't my fault", "I didn't mean..." No one gives a shit. Her bills don't give a shit what you meant either. Enjoy your karma, leech.

I don't understand how you've been there 10 years, get propped up and promoted and are still fairly useless. Maybe they fired her because of you? If you're incapable of doing something that is your job without explicit guidance, then your termination is most likely appropriate. No one has time for hand-holding in the real world, and the ones who take the time to do so should be regarded as saints. You, however, decided to spit in her face and shit on her name when the opportunity presented itself.

She needed help too.

Someone who's been working in the world for 10 years shouldn't need to be told such basic stuff. It's like OP has just been coddled forever. Now his face gets to meet the steamroller we call "corporate life".

>Op is shit.

FTFY.

Oh really? Go ask her what you should do now. See how that goes.

All you cared about was you. What goes around...

That makes no sense. If I'm even thinking about trying to get close to someone, I always asked if they're seeing someone. Asking shouldn't be a red flag. People who dodge the question or give you weird answers are a red flag.

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Ok. That makes sense then. You shouldn't feel bad about it. He's actively being deceitful.

Isn't part of the hookup making sure we're all good?

"Are you married or dating anyone?"

"No. You?"

"Nope. The safe word is 'bananas' and nothing goes in the hair."

"Bet"

It's alright to empathize, but don't blame yourself for this.

😬. That's a tough position to be in, but I wouldn't say you fucked up.

Did your mom really not know who she married?

sexual assault

And I think that's the issue right there. It's not a future problem. It's a current problem.

It never is and that's how we will likely end up pushing it too far