The One Who Always Gets Their Way
In a group of three friends, one — call her Tara — always seems to get her way. They play the game Tara wants, watch what Tara picks, go where Tara feels like going. It's not that Tara shouts or demands. It's subtler: she sulks if she doesn't get her way, or makes the alternative sound boring, or just assumes everyone's fine with her choice and steamrolls ahead. The other two have started to notice they almost never get to choose. But Tara's their friend, and saying something feels like making a fuss over nothing — after all, no single instance is a big deal. It's only when you add them all up that the pattern appears.
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