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^--- the drugs are with you, Marty...they're your friend!
heh. Anyways, on a serious not, you have to be careful who you call your friends. There's a fine line between friend and acquaintence, and a lot of people aren't exactly sure where that line is drawn. As you go through life and experience many different types of relationships, you'll learn just where to draw the line. If someone you consider a friend does something un-friendly, the best thing to do is to discuss it with them in a non-confrontational manner. That way, it's easier to avoid saying things that you don't mean, and it's MUCH easier to avoid getting angry. My advice : talk to the friend (or friends) that have hurt you, and get to the bottom of the problem. You may have a bad friend on your hands, or you may have a total misunderstanding. If you confront the problem, at least you'll know for sure whether or not they're your friend. Good luck! |
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buahahahaha
sorry But I had to laugh at Sammy's last comment ANYWAYS, sometimes making adjustments is in order, but you shouldnt have to bend over backwards for a true friend to "like you. A true friend wouldnt make you do that, nor is it worth trying because you probably shouldnt be the persons friend in the first place (and vice versa) if you have to change yourself so much hun. |
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Oh and Narc, You're a fucking genius. Just leave the "scene" haydn, all your problems will be solved. WHY didn't we think of this earlier? because we all know all the shitty people are crammed into one "scene" right? No one else in any other scene sucks shit, am I right?
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I think in Tom's experience, it was what worked for him, and it has worked for others as well. While it might not work for some, or even yourself, is it your place to call people names? |
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