Have you ever made a mountain out of a molehill?

Question

why?

when?

Answer 1

too many to remember i am 'the' molehill maker!

Biggest one i remember waaas ...

do you know what i dont know where to begin

Answer 2

To sometimes seek attention. I would rather not say, thank you!

Answer 3

oh my god how dare you why would I ever do that.

My unique sense of humour is clearly wasted here

Answer 4

I did once, but in the end, the mole came back to bite me in the a**.

:)

Answer 5

Yes. When I was 17 I had just started going out with my husband (seven years ago). He was much older than me and when he introduced me to his friends I felt so inadequate that I got REALLY drunk and stoned to deal with the situation. One of his oldest dearest friends told me to calm down and act more maturely and..................I made a mountain out of a molehill!!!! And me oh my what a mountain.

Answer 6

yes thats just what men do! i had man flu

Answer 7

I blow everything out of proportion as my boyfriend would say!!!  :-)

I dont mean to :-(

Answer 8

Oh, yeah... when I was younger and too afraid to just come right out and end a relationship I didn't want to be in, I would unfortunately blow things crazy out of proportion to try to convince one or the other of us that we needed to break up.

Luckily, I outgrew this in my teens.

I think once in a while, when the stress builds up and they finally snap a bit, everyone is guilty of doing this to some extent. Usually, though, it is because things have built up, so it is more like making a volcano out of a molehill, lol.

Answer 9

Yes,of course,everyday when I am getting angry.

Answer 10

yep

ALL the time

it's just in my nature

so embarrassing to look back on though..

:)

Answer 11

ooo yes, one of my friends sed summti as a joke n i took it wayyyy too seriosuly

Answer 12

Every single day I tend to make simple things very complicated.  The latest big one was yesterday...

There are 5 of us right now at my house.  Today, all of us had to leave the house within the span of an hour.  That means negotiating when everyone wakes up in order to get through the bathroom - there's only one in the house.....  "To make a long story short" ("Too late") - Two of us showered last night in order to lessen the rush this morning.  One volunteered to get up way earlier than needed, and make breakfast in the extra time.  It worked out.

Answer 13

Sortof.  I saw this blind old lady trying to cross the street one time and I wanted to help her across.  The problem was that she was walking at a wierd angle to the road and I couldn't guess which direction she was trying to cross at this intersection and she had no idea where she was, just that she wanted to go to the dry cleaners who were supposedly just a short distance away.  So I took her completely in the wrong direction for about 50 yards, which was a tremendous effort for her, finally realized we'd gone the wrong way, then took her  back to where we had started and the short distance to the dry cleaners.  I felt really bad, I just wanted to help.

Answer 14

Yes I do most of the time if I'm being honest. Except at the moment. I seem to be making a molehill out of a mountain; these GCSEs determine my A level choices and I'm finding it hard to even bother revising and I'm not even worried about it! Hmm, not so good!

Anyway I often make a mountain out of a mole-hill when I'm stressed, because everything seems to get blown out of proportion; for example I spilt some wine on the table cloth once when I was extremely stressed out and I nearly cried lol! I was having a fit about how it would stain and it was my favourite table cloth, and the next day I nearly died of embarassment! Of course the stain washed out and everyone lived, I dunno what my problem was?!

Answer 15

don't you know that most Qs on Answers are.

Answer 16

It's human nature to try to appear bigger better worst off but some people take it too ex steam