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Offline Robin_Wolfieh

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Re: Friends that really aren't your friends.
« Reply #20 on: February 23, 2013, 06:48:13 pm »
There's a bit of a risk of this. -but I have my share of this as well. Although it is a bit hurtful of being ignored or even forgotten from a "former friend" there are just some limits on what a person can comprehend or uphold to. There are people who just want to be noticed more, but going about it the wrong way. Some are these people that you are describing. Wanting to expand their "friend circle" so to speak.

-but blatantly ignoring or negating one's feeling is "no good" and should consider to think about it when adding a person to their list. This can go into argument, most of which is negative if a person is irked enough. That's not the point though. What I am trying to say is, some people should think twice about adding (how many) people onto their list. Too many people added in the list can play a factor too. A person can only remember so much.

-Anyway though. If you need any moral support, you and your friends and family can help. Talk about it. Discussing your issues can help. =3

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Re: Friends that really aren't your friends.
« Reply #21 on: February 23, 2013, 06:53:05 pm »
I often try to socialize in FeralHeart, hence why I almost always answer people back, even if I don't know them. I don't want to accidentally hurt their feelings. Though, it might happen to be AFK or simply busy at the moment, and not answer.

Now, in real life, I've been friends with somebody for four years by now. We were literary inseparable. We did everything together. Then suddenly, boom. She had a massive personality change. So, a new girl moved to our class, and my best friend happened to befriend her. Now, that's definitely something I wouldn't make a fuss out of. But really, suddenly completely ignoring the one you spent most of your time with for four whole years, in favor of somebody you just met? Then coming back at me like nothing happened, after a few weeks? -.-
We're still friends, ahem, pals, but we can't be 'sisters' anymore.
And the worst thing? The very first friend I've made, and the only friend I can still trust, is taking the very same way. I'm slowly becoming alone. Again...

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Re: Friends that really aren't your friends.
« Reply #22 on: February 23, 2013, 07:39:12 pm »

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Re: Friends that really aren't your friends.
« Reply #23 on: February 23, 2013, 07:50:54 pm »