TheFourthHorseman said:Amidst that I open myself to people who I partly hate and can't stand, but still call 'a friend'. See the hypocrisy? Bet you don't.
For a while there i thought i understood wrong, but i guess i didn't. I've been there too. Though i chose to stay alone.hyena said:Oh, I do, I do. Rather than the hypocrisy, I hate the idiocy of that, and the feeling of not having someone close who is really worth the opening up and maybe can be reciprocated. We should start a support group, I am in the same position as you and have found no solutions whatsoever. More often than not, I go out with people I utterly despise, and I am always just five minutes from telling them 'Shut the fuck up, I've had enough of your bullshit". Only, I keep quiet because they're there and I don't want to get into fights all the time.
Siren said:What i want to say is that you shouldn't despair. When you least expect it you might meet a nice person who will become your best friend
Siren said:For a while there i thought i understood wrong, but i guess i didn't. I've been there too. Though i chose to stay alone.
What i want to say is that you shouldn't despair. When you least expect it you might meet a nice person who will become your best friend. I know, cause it happened to me.
Hiljainen said:it can get better if you keep your mind open (and this not in a silly new age-ish kind of way).