@nevergiveup Funny that you should mention this. Mrs. Grayson could hardly wait to tell my mother when she came to pick me up that day. My mother beat me all the way home, and then when we got home she told me to remove my pants and moon her, and she beat me some more. I remember wincing whenever I had to sit down for a least a week.
Just like the guys who say 'snitches get stitches' when it's in their interest nothing gets in the way of them telling a tale. Mine is the same story but I was messing around in the dinner hall the bad kids got called in to see the headmaster, I knew I was safe I had barely done anything and these guys wouldn't grass on me...(they did to deflect from their behaviour).
No surpise. It's one of the reasons I've never played Truth or Dare. Early in life, I witnessed what happens to those who dare....
As far as the betrayal goes, treacherous false friendship behavior starts in kindergarten and only gets worse from there. They smile and smile to your face, even tell you they love you to win your confidence, but they're really spies, sniffing around for the least bit of "dirt" to share behind your back.
