The Girl from the Ghetto

Bad blog etiquette … Shame on you Baby Jane

June 20, 2008 · 13 Comments

It’s really a shame when people have bad blog etiquette. I’ve only been a blogger for almost six months now, but I know better to judge people on their blogs. Hey, anyone can post whatever they want, and if I don’t like it I can just not read it. I never leave evil messages on people’s site.

But today, some beotch named “Baby Jane” left me two of the most bitchy, evil, and horrible messages on two of my posts that I quickly deleted because they were so hateful. And, because I’m ghetto, I sent her this nasty email … and of course she  gave me a fake email … as it came back to me undeliverable … so I’ll have to post it her so she gets the message:

Just wanted to send you a little message to kiss my fat ass. If you don’t like my blog, don’t read or comment on it. Sounds like all you want to do is complain about your own life and prove to me that your life is worse than mine … it’s not a contest lady. My blog is my way of expressing my self … you’ve heard of freedom of expression, right?

Miss Baby Jane basically told me off, said that she had never met a bigger complainer, that my life wasn’t tough, that I should make looking for work my full time job, that she had to shop at Goodwill, and she was divorced, a single mother, it went on and on for like twelve sentences. I was so furious I can’t even remember it all.

I wonder, did she stop to read my entire 212 posts so that she knows everything about me? Does she realize that I have way more going on in my life than what I tell people, did she stop to think that maybe I need to vent so that I can get over stuff? Stupid idiot.

So, let me sum up my life for you, evil beotch BABY JANE, so that you know why I felt justified in complaining a few days in a row:

  1. My mom is bipolar. She had me out of wedlock, and then married my abusive step father when I was four. They both used to beat me, lock me in my room, and withhold food from me. I was forced to pee and poop in my room since I was locked in there for HOURS AND HOURS at a time. And, yeah, they used drugs too. (My mom also used to buy beer for all the older teenagers in my neighborhood so that they would give her free dope, which was horrifying to me.) The cops came to our house so much that my mom almost lost custody of us and her social worker, Mr. Zachary, was there once a week for YEARS. And, after my step dad divorced her (Only after causing her to go bankrupt) we were so poor that I had to steal toilet paper from the gas station because we couldn’t buy it with food stamps. I was 5′10 and weighed 116 pounds when I was in high school BECAUSE I WAS LITERALLY STARVING!
  2. My mom tried to stab me when I was sixteen. Thankfully, she missed, but she managed to jump repeatedly on my pelvis with all of her 200+ weight. I think she did permanent damage and this is why I have 7 herniated disks in my spine today.
  3. I had a Peeping Tom AND a Stalker. Two different people. My Stalker, who was also my ex-boyfriend tried to kill me at my high school graduation, not to mention tried to kill himself in front of all my neighbors one night after basically kidnapping me after work.
  4. The only normal person in my life, my grandma, died when I was 19, and I have lived without love from a parent-type since then.
  5. After getting talked into finding my dad via a private eye and another friend’s excellent detective work, I met an idiot man who wanted nothing to do with me, and have regretted it ever since.

I could also tell her about having nine diseases, or how I worked two jobs for twenty years, or how I’ll never have my own baby, or how I was in the hospital all day yesterday, or any number of other things, but I feel that I have said plenty about how tough my life was. I do have a much better life and a great (and very cute) husband and wonderful stepchildren but like anyone else, I face challenges on a daily basis.

Jane, it’s not a contest, but if it were, I hope you realize that when it comes to dysfunctional families, to my knowledge, only Augusten Burroughs has me beat. So suck it beotch!!!

Love,

The Girl from the Ghetto

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13 responses so far ↓

  • Little Miss // June 20, 2008 at 7:38 pm

    Interesting how the theme on blogs I’ve read the last two days is blogging tips/etiquette. One of my favorite blogs, CFHusband dot blogspot dot com, had to moderate comments because deleting the vile and mean stuff people would write was becoming a full time job. I agree with you, GG, our blogs are our self expression. We are all entitled to express ourselves however we want, but as my mom always told me, my freedom ends where another person’s nose begins. I’ve never read anything on your site that was hurtful, completely self-absorbed or anything out of the ordinary from just expressing yourself as you deal with life’s issues and try to better your situations. You’ve done remarkably well just to survive against such odds. Who are any of us to judge another person? How do we know just by what people put on their blogs what their lives are really like? Know what I mean? I had a run in with some beotch who didn’t like a post I did on a local yarn store. She totally unleashed her pent up venom and frustrations on me on Ravelry (a knitting social site) and figured I’d never figure out who she was. Wrong. I did. The moderators there told her to cease from linking such crap to my blog.
    Anyway, we’ve all dealt with the nasties of the world. I feel sorry for them that they can’t find any shred of objectivity or non-judgmentalism in their bones.

  • thegirlfromtheghetto // June 20, 2008 at 7:42 pm

    Little Miss - Thank you! I really appreciate your kind words today. Really, some bitched about your words about a yarn store? That is hysterical. I love it when people say the craziest things to me about Britney, Rock of Love Chicks, and especially the Millionaire Matchmaker. Want a good laugh? Read every single one of the comments people have left …

  • teachercarrieaz // June 20, 2008 at 8:41 pm

    I fully agree! Rock on! Seriously, why did she spend the time reading your blog and then even replying when it was not good enough for her and her time? That’s what I call a blog troll. Why would anyone want to compete for who had the worst childhood any way?
    I have read many of your archived posts, but not enough of them to know that all of that happened to you. It is really awesome to know that, even though your life is painful now with all your medical issues and job issues, you seem to be a really great person! Just wanted you to know that. ;)

  • thegirlfromtheghetto // June 20, 2008 at 8:50 pm

    Thanks Teacher Carrie! I appreciate any blog love I can get today after that witch!!!

  • thegirlfromtheghetto // June 20, 2008 at 8:51 pm

    Carrie - Send me a link to your blog … I can never find it to read it!

  • joanharvest // June 20, 2008 at 10:42 pm

    Oh my dear girl, forget about the biotch, she isn’t worth wasting your time and thoughts on. Some people have nothing better to do than be mean. She doesn’t know you or what you go through. So as I said to JavaQueen today “Ding Dong the Bitch is Gone. What Old Bitch? The Wicked Bitch! Ding Dong The Wicked Bitch Is Gone.” Sung to the tune of
    “The Wicked Witch is Dead” from “The Wizard of Oz”.

    Thank goodness for the delete button.

    And Little Miss getting dissed about a yarn store. I don’t mean to giggle but that is crazy. Who would do that? I guess another biotch.

    We’ve got your back Girl!!!!

  • thegirlfromtheghetto // June 20, 2008 at 10:55 pm

    Joan - I know! Who is crazy enough to bitch about yarn? Politics and reality tv shows I understand, but yarn? Ha ha ha … you guys are making my night!

  • Peter Parkour // June 21, 2008 at 12:49 am

    Dang! You’re like a dysfunctional ninja. :P The world is full of idiots and assholes, it’s just a fact of life. The good new, nice people outnumber them 99 to 1. Don’t sweat the lip flapping of tards. They don’t deserve your time or attention. ;)

  • thegirlfromtheghetto // June 21, 2008 at 1:06 pm

    I know … I know …

  • Carrie // June 21, 2008 at 3:31 pm

    I kind of wish she would have the nerve to try and post on here again, just to see if she is that much of a crazy person.

    My blog address is…
    http://memoirsofateacher.wordpress.com/

  • pinktissuepaper // June 25, 2008 at 6:52 pm

    Wow. I don’t think it would ever occur to me to waste my time writing mean comments to people I don’t know. Sadly, I befriend people so that I can release pent up frustrations on the ones that I love. *shrug* I first read your blog when you posted your fashion parade from the 80s and I think you’re charming. God, you have a lot to deal with. We all do. But, if I thought you were whiny, I just wouldn’t respond at all and I’d stop[ checking in. Duh. Funny. People never know who they’re messing with. I think you told her right.

  • thegirlfromtheghetto // June 25, 2008 at 7:06 pm

    Pink Tissue Paper - I hope so! I had a real bad “sick week” last week and that was the first thing I saw once I felt better and just had to purge my anger out to that twit!

    Oh, and I love that you called me charming, thanks!

  • Dube // June 29, 2008 at 10:40 pm

    That’s just crazy! Yikes. Watch out on Digg - commenters can be REALLY mean there. I had to stop reading comments on my submissions cuz they sometimes got me mad!

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