Suddenly my worst enemy
Started by wiredmoose87 · · 👁 5 views · 29 replies
#22 ·
The best way to get back at a woman like that is through pure, unadulterated positive energy. Seriously, nothing frustrates those types more than seeing you thrive; they practically want to implode. Just walk in every morning with a massive grin, wish her a good morning, ask how she’s feeling, or compliment her sweater. 🙂 Don't let her grumpy little remarks get under your skin. If she starts acting up, just toss out a quick, "Oh, are we in a mood again today? Such a beautiful day outside, though! 😁" Create some actual momentum in the office. Crack a few jokes so even the most high-strung coworkers can't help but laugh. Drive that old lady insane with nothing but positivity!
I almost wish I had someone like that at my office. It would be so much fun to troll her... 😉
I almost wish I had someone like that at my office. It would be so much fun to troll her... 😉
#23 ·
Benjamin Wilson4 said:The best way to get back at a woman like that is through pure, unadulterated positive energy. Seriously, nothing frustrates those types more than seeing you thrive; they practically want to implode. Just walk in every morning with a massive grin, wish her a good morning, ask how she’s feeling, or compliment her sweater. 🙂 Don't let her grumpy little remarks get under your skin. If she starts acting up, just toss out a quick, "Oh, are we in a mood again today? Such a beautiful day outside, though! 😁" Create some actual momentum in the office. Crack a few jokes so even the most high-strung coworkers can't help but laugh. Drive that old lady insane with nothing but positivity!
I almost wish I had someone like that at my office. It would be so much fun to troll her... 😉
Oh, please. I think she'd probably jump down my throat with a dull kitchen knife. Or she'd pay some local thug to corner me in a dark parking garage somewhere. 😁 I'm just zekati... That's an interesting suggestion, though!! She really would be left in total shock. 🤣
#24 ·
lonepuma2 said:Hey, what if you just kind of sabotaged her without her ever catching on that it was actually you?
😁
I mean, you’ve gotta find some way to get back at her.🙂
Hihihi, do you have some juicy suggestion in mind? 😁
To be perfectly honest, I’m just not the type of person who thrives on playing dirty pranks, and I’m quite certain I wouldn't have the heart to pull off anything truly malicious. Besides, descending to that level seems beneath me—it's really the last thing I’d want to do. 🤷
#25 ·
It might be an ambitious suggestion, but what if you all—assuming you could actually get everyone on board—teamed up to take down that old dragon together? I’m with lonepuma2 on this one... 😁
Like some sort of collective effort 🙂 though, honestly, I think it's probably a lost cause 😬
And don't go thinking this is just some minor issue. The woman is wicked, and someone needs to put her in her place 🙂
Just try to be cunning... in a way 😍
Like some sort of collective effort 🙂 though, honestly, I think it's probably a lost cause 😬
And don't go thinking this is just some minor issue. The woman is wicked, and someone needs to put her in her place 🙂
Just try to be cunning... in a way 😍
#26 ·
So, he basically went ahead and offered her a third of his paycheck, trying to grease her palms and buy her off.
#27 ·
Quincy:
Why do you even care? Honestly, don't bother stooping down to her level—it's just not worth the energy. You gotta find some other way to get back at her. 🤣
Not a chance. I don't even know what her other coworkers are really like yet—for all I know, they could be just as bad. Honestly, there’s a real possibility she’s just gonna dig herself even deeper into this mess.
Just cook up something infuriating, go solo, and see what kind of mess you end up with. 😁😂
| wiredmoose87 I can't even begin to explain how much this is getting on my nerves—honestly, I'm just sitting here staring at the screen like, "are you kidding me right now?" It’s always the same thing with these people, isn't it? They come in here acting like they own the place, throwing around opinions that don't hold any water, and then they act all surprised when someone calls them out on it. I mean, seriously. I had a similar thing happen last week while I was grabbing coffee in Chicago—some guy tries to lecture me on how to order a simple latte, and I just looked at him like he had two heads. It's that same level of unearned confidence. Anyway, whatever. Just my two cents. Hihihi, you got any juicy suggestions? 😁 Honestly, I’m just not the type to get caught up in all that petty drama—it’s just not my vibe. And look, I know myself well enough to realize I couldn't even pull off being that malicious if I tried. Besides, stooping down to her level? Yeah, definitely not happening. That is the last thing I ever want to do. 🤷 |
driftingbear29 said:It might be an ambitious suggestion, but what if you all—assuming you could actually get everyone on board—teamed up to take down that old dragon together? I’m with lonepuma2 on this one... 😁
Like some sort of collective effort 🙂 though, honestly, I think it's probably a lost cause 😬
And don't go thinking this is just some minor issue. The woman is wicked, and someone needs to put her in her place 🙂
Just try to be cunning... in a way 😍
Not a chance. I don't even know what her other coworkers are really like yet—for all I know, they could be just as bad. Honestly, there’s a real possibility she’s just gonna dig herself even deeper into this mess.
Just cook up something infuriating, go solo, and see what kind of mess you end up with. 😁😂
#28 ·
I read all the posts, but it was afternoon, so I can't be 100% sure what I remember.
1. OP, you’ve apologized for your job several times now—stop doing that. Why? Because people think your work is easy? Or because they think only those who perform manual labor deserve a paycheck? Not every job requires breaking your back. Still, your role comes with its own set of responsibilities. You have zero reason to feel guilty just because you aren't digging trenches.
2. Some kind of group protest against this person—I need to remind myself if she's actually your superior or not—won't work. People are too fearful these days. No one is going to step up for you, or maybe only one person will, and that isn't enough. Seriously, drop any idea about organized resistance against her.
3. How much does your job depend on her? Meaning, could she actually get you fired if she wanted to? Regardless of your answer, my conclusion is the same: if she wants you gone, she will make it happen whether you fight back or not, simply because you bother her. Even if your job isn't tied to her directly, she still won't like you.
4. When relationships turn toxic, you have to leave. They don't fix themselves. NEVER. Now, I would normally suggest finding a new job, but I won't—because you'll find someone just like her everywhere else. If you generally like your job, stay put.
The bottom line? Try to let her know, as much as possible, that she can't push you around. And if you can, do it privately. I can't give you a specific script, but whatever you do, do not embarrass her in front of others. Try to spot a mistake in her work and point it out to her—again, strictly one-on-one. Essentially, you need to show her that her attempts at blackmail won't work. Let her know you are "strong" and willing to use that strength if necessary. Once she realizes that, she might stop making waves.
I don't know if I actually helped. I suspect I didn't, hm?
1. OP, you’ve apologized for your job several times now—stop doing that. Why? Because people think your work is easy? Or because they think only those who perform manual labor deserve a paycheck? Not every job requires breaking your back. Still, your role comes with its own set of responsibilities. You have zero reason to feel guilty just because you aren't digging trenches.
2. Some kind of group protest against this person—I need to remind myself if she's actually your superior or not—won't work. People are too fearful these days. No one is going to step up for you, or maybe only one person will, and that isn't enough. Seriously, drop any idea about organized resistance against her.
3. How much does your job depend on her? Meaning, could she actually get you fired if she wanted to? Regardless of your answer, my conclusion is the same: if she wants you gone, she will make it happen whether you fight back or not, simply because you bother her. Even if your job isn't tied to her directly, she still won't like you.
4. When relationships turn toxic, you have to leave. They don't fix themselves. NEVER. Now, I would normally suggest finding a new job, but I won't—because you'll find someone just like her everywhere else. If you generally like your job, stay put.
The bottom line? Try to let her know, as much as possible, that she can't push you around. And if you can, do it privately. I can't give you a specific script, but whatever you do, do not embarrass her in front of others. Try to spot a mistake in her work and point it out to her—again, strictly one-on-one. Essentially, you need to show her that her attempts at blackmail won't work. Let her know you are "strong" and willing to use that strength if necessary. Once she realizes that, she might stop making waves.
I don't know if I actually helped. I suspect I didn't, hm?
#30 ·
Honestly, who cares? You’re here to collect a paycheck, not to win popularity contests. Why bother trying to bond with a group of people who are clearly terrified of one woman acting like she owns the place? She’s acting way above her station just because she landed a management role. It’s ridiculous how much power she thinks she has over everyone already.
Just focus on your work and move on. If you've really had enough, don't vent to us—take it straight to the CEO. They aren't stupid; they can handle the truth. Honestly, grab a voice recorder or use your phone to document what's happening. Once you have actual proof of her behavior, hand it to the boss and let them decide if they really want someone like that running their team.
It’s like watching a child playing princess trapped in the body of a forty-year-old. You were right to speak up, and you should stand by what you said. Respect isn't something you get just because you have a certain age or title; you earn it through your actions. If the rest of the office is too intimidated to stand up for themselves, that shouldn't force you to be like them. She’s targeting you because you’re different, and it clearly frustrates her that she can't manipulate you the way she does everyone else. Keep your head up. Don't back down. Sometimes you have to be difficult with people who treat you poorly just to show them where the line is drawn. Stand your ground and look out for yourself, especially since the others won't. Eventually, those coworkers might actually appreciate your backbone, though personally, I’d probably just keep giving her hell while staying true to myself.
Good luck.🙂
Just focus on your work and move on. If you've really had enough, don't vent to us—take it straight to the CEO. They aren't stupid; they can handle the truth. Honestly, grab a voice recorder or use your phone to document what's happening. Once you have actual proof of her behavior, hand it to the boss and let them decide if they really want someone like that running their team.
It’s like watching a child playing princess trapped in the body of a forty-year-old. You were right to speak up, and you should stand by what you said. Respect isn't something you get just because you have a certain age or title; you earn it through your actions. If the rest of the office is too intimidated to stand up for themselves, that shouldn't force you to be like them. She’s targeting you because you’re different, and it clearly frustrates her that she can't manipulate you the way she does everyone else. Keep your head up. Don't back down. Sometimes you have to be difficult with people who treat you poorly just to show them where the line is drawn. Stand your ground and look out for yourself, especially since the others won't. Eventually, those coworkers might actually appreciate your backbone, though personally, I’d probably just keep giving her hell while staying true to myself.
Good luck.🙂
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