And said friend said "do you hangout with anyone but Russians? LOL" or fill Russian with your ethnicity/nationality

How would you take that statement? Someone said that to me last night via text and I got really irritated because it went like this.

"what are you doing?"
Me: heading to pick up my friend Rob
"the Russian one? Lol"
Me: yes
"do you ever hang out with anyone but Russians? LOL"
Me: I hangout with whoever wants to hang out with me.

I barely even talk to this person so that statement caught me off guard. I asked them if they had a problem with who I hang out with, and of course they said no.

Am I overreacting?

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I don't know what I want, but I know what I don't want.

my mom has asked me multiple times how many black people and asian people are in my classes, and i'm like "........i don't fucking pay attention to that"

Post edited at 4:16 pm on Aug. 8, 2012 by 1i

i've had similar things happen because i tend to be a part of a number of social groups, and i feel bad when i don't do stuff with one but i'm invited to another. and all i can really say is "hey i was invited and they're chill, we weren't doing anything so why not?"

i guess what i'm trying to say is that it may not have anything to do with russians or your ethnicity, just that you hang out with a specific group of friends a lot and to them they were making a joke or comment about how it's more than compared to a different social circle. maybe they meant the comment seriously about wheher you preferred them or not, idk, that's for them to say but tbh i think they were probably saying it innocently, it may have just come off a bit strange to you, as it can do.

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yea I think you're tripping sour

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