Couple more stories about my gay roommate's HAMBEAST friend Link to the first one for those not in the loop: https://voat.co/v/fatpeoplehate/comments/797334 I have a bigger post coming later, but I'm having problems with it, anyway: last Friday, she "accidentally" bumped her ass into my roommate's crotch area and he said "oh my bad" and walked through our living room like nothing happened. She does stuff like this all the time, so this is just one example of many. Couple random stories...one of the first times she met me, she was like "oh your hands are giant!" and forced me to put my hand up to hers to compare. And she also talks about how big my shoes are every time I take them off in front of her. And while my feet are decently sized (Men's 14) they aren't SUPER GIANT, or anything that would need commenting on literally every time I take my shoes off. A couple weeks ago, my friend and I had a couple human-sized friends over, and she stared daggers through them and you could tell she was pissed, like she was entitled to us because she knew us first or something. We weren't even that into them, they were just random girls we met playing basketball that seemed cool. She would make comments while they were in the room like "so where's your girlfriend?" and we'd have to explain to her, again, that we both broke up with our girlfriends and she made it really awkward. At one point she literally said "oh I thought you were trying to work things out?" NO. THAT KIND OF THING WAS NEVER DISCUSSED WITH YOU YOU ARE JUST TALKING OUT OF YOUR STUPID FAT ASS. She knew that we already broke up with them, she just was trying to say that in front of those girls. A couple weeks ago, around the same time as the last story, she saw the Workaholics poster in my room and kind of just walked into my room looking at it really closely talking about her favorite episodes. To the point of it making me uncomfortable thinking  "OK...yeah it's a poster...now why are you still in here" and she stood really close to me. And she didn't leave until I left the room and acted like I had somewhere to be.