What's The Worst Insult You've Ever Received?

by minimus 74 Replies latest jw friends

  • caligirl
    caligirl

    My ex-husband and I were discussing IQ one day because he has always had an inferiority complex concerning the fact that his brother is classified as a genius. During that conversation, I asked him what he thought my IQ was. His completely serious answer was 70.

    Pretty much the worst insults I ever received all came from him.

  • pamkw
    pamkw

    It would have to be when my mother told me that her miserable life was all my fault because I was born. If she hadn't had me, then she would have ended up where she was. I was 13.

    Pam

  • Soledad
    Soledad

    while working in customer service some a$$#ole with PhD after her name insulted my occupation. needless to say I put her in her place real fast.

  • Englishman
    Englishman

    A certain poster told me recently that my posts were received with, "At best, distant politeness."

    Englishman.

  • minimus
    minimus

    Englishman, that's not the worst insult. Check what people have said to me in the last year.

  • bigboi
    bigboi

    Once in chat here I was talking with a group of ppl that included a poster who went by the handle Ginny Toksen. There were gender issues surrounding my dealings with this poster. I was trying to bring some light to these issues, so I could understand Mr./Ms. Toksen better. He/she was not pleased and the subject turned to the then spiraling murder rate of the city in which I reside. In the context of this part of the conversation Ms./Mr. Toksen let me know that she/he would consider it a public service if I would become a victim of this surging part of the crime rate. Though, generally wishing a violent death on someone is considered a bit tacky, I have to admit that its timing and delivery made me chuckle. You really had to be there. That's about the worst I can remember.

  • Hamas
    Hamas

    lol bigboi,

    I found your story rather ammusing

  • TheSilence
    TheSilence

    well, lets see...

    every sunday i have brunch at my dads house, hes a wonderful cook. his wife does not like me (because im not a witness like she and her perfect children are). however, she was always careful to do and say the things she did behind my dads back. he was aware there was tension, but not aware of the extent her behavior had gone to.

    i tried for a long time to just ignore her because, quite honestly, what she thinks of me means little if anything and it would only put my dad in a difficult situation if i were to put him in the middle. and so it went on, her making snide comments and treating me as less than human and me ignoring her. however, i always found it odd that the bathroom door was locked when i went over there forcing me to go well out of my way to get to the other bathroom. given her animosity towards me i always wondered if she was locking me out of the bathroom and would quickly tell myself, "no, its just one of her odd little quirks, youre being paranoid, who would really lock someone out of a bathroom?"

    time goes on and i ended up inviting my dad and her to go to chicago with me to see a show with my sister and i. i decided i was really going to go out of my way to be nice to her and try to get along for my dads sake. needless to say it didnt work so i talked to my sister about it and asked if she saw the things step mommy dearest did, or if i was just being paranoid and over-reacting. my sister hems and haws and finally says theres something she hasnt told me. it seems the last time my sister and i were both at my dads house she came across the locked door and asked my dads wife about it. my dads wife tells me sister (who is also a witness), "well, you know, jackies not a witness. i think she has a lot of male friends and i know shes friends with some lesbians, and, well, im just not sure about her lifestyle. so, im just not comfortable enough with her to believe shes clean enough to sit on my toilet."

    oh, yes... im so not making this up. and *that* is the worst insult ive ever received.

    jackie

  • expatbrit
    expatbrit
    A certain poster told me recently that my posts were received with, "At best, distant politeness."

    If you please Englishman, I find that to be rather an intriguing comment, Sir.

    Expatbrit

  • minimus
    minimus

    BIGBOI, I, too was recently told that if someone knew where I lived, that person could see to it that I was dead too.....(not with those exact words but with the same meaning). When persons make these crazy statements, it makes me wonder what their mental health is like.

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