1. A girl, who is more rude than any of the other girls I've ever met in my time, made me feel offended yesterday.
If I include the girl I met yesterday in the girls I've ever met in my time, this is possible to use.
2. A girl, who is more rude than any of the girls I've ever met in my time, made me feel offended yesterday.
But if I don't consider the girl I met yesterday a girl that I've ever met in my time, I could say just any of the girls and it makes sense as well.
3. A girl, who is more rude than any other girl, made me feel offended yesterday.
And here, I'm not mentioning specific girls like "the girls that I've ever met in my time", so I would rather use "any other girl" to refer to general girls.
These are all my personal opinion, and I'd like to know if I'm right.
If I include the girl I met yesterday in the girls I've ever met in my time, this is possible to use.
2. A girl, who is more rude than any of the girls I've ever met in my time, made me feel offended yesterday.
But if I don't consider the girl I met yesterday a girl that I've ever met in my time, I could say just any of the girls and it makes sense as well.
3. A girl, who is more rude than any other girl, made me feel offended yesterday.
And here, I'm not mentioning specific girls like "the girls that I've ever met in my time", so I would rather use "any other girl" to refer to general girls.
These are all my personal opinion, and I'd like to know if I'm right.