Was I right to post this subtweet about her when she went too far?

[Alex]

A few days ago, I posted on my Twitter, "So many princess gowns/prom dresses on the school Facebook page #pokerface". But I didn't mean it in a bad way when I put in the hashtag #pokerface. I only put that because my own prom dress was way more casual and I thought it couldn't compare to the gorgeous gowns everyone was going to get. Then this girl who used to be my friend found this offensive and subtweeted me "If you're going to talk **** about people, back it up. You look like a pussy". I was VERY offended by this because she took it the wrong way and it wasn't even her business since she's not my friend anymore. So today, I subtweeted back to her, "You must be spending your time very wisely looking for drama and assuming things in a one-sided opinion on TWITTER. Really, how pathetic." I was so angry that she called me that when she could have just ignored it. I didn't want to call her a name back because that would make me the same as her. But was I right to subtweet her this so she could stop being so damn dramatic about everything?

[hi]

Subtweeting is rude

[Crayon Taster]

I think you were in the right. She reacted way harsh to what you said and you brought it back more civilized. Good for you sweetie!

PS: She sounds like a biotch

[k w]

a simple " you misunderstood completely" would have sufficed....



best wishes

[Wes]

Yeah she could have ignored it but you could have too.