Her: that better not be a sticker on that white board after I told you specifically not to put stickers on things
Me: it's not a sticker
Her: well I want it off there and I want every bit of whatever adhesive you used cleaned up
Me: ok, it's off
Her: what about the glue?
Me: it's not a sticker so there wasn't any glue, it's just a plastic film like you decorate windows with
Her: well I guess it's not technically breaking the rule
Me: you said you didn't want stickers used because they leave a residual stick but I didn't use anything sticky so I thought it would be fine
Her: I said no sticker
Me: and I didn't put any stickers on anything
Her: then what's this
Me: it's Winnie the Pooh
Her: literally a sticker
Me: I mean, it's not a sticker because it doesn't stick
Her: you think just because you found a way that doesn't break the rules technically that you can do whatever you want
Me: I can? If I'm not breaking the rules I feel like I can do whatever I want. That's just like my autistic understanding of rules. Like ask what the rule is, find out why it's a rule and don't break the rules. That's what I did.
Her: that's not how rules work
Me: I think it is. Like understand the rules and don't break them. I understand that I shouldn't use a sticky sticker and I didn't.
Her: that's unsociable behavior
Me: to follow the rules?
Her: yes.
Me: I think you lost the plot on the way to the end of this chat
