I’m no doctor on relationships at all. Zero. Zip. Nil. GOSONG. And I’m not talking about BGRs’ in particular. I’m talking about human face-to-face interaction.
Once, in primary school, people told me that I was shy, unassuming, nice kid. And I really thought that, that was really all to it. That, being nice would make people like you or, if not, at least leave you alone. This notion stuck with me for quite a long while. Until secondary school, where I met many new people. They weren’t bad at being people, or friends. I know I was a good person. I never swore uneccessarily, I never got angry easily, I tried to be there for every outing, meeting, and gathering. And yet some people just can’t seem to decide whether they want to be my friend or not.
I’m just stunned at some people who make fun of their friends just want to liven up the atmosphere. (This is why I don’t know what the term ‘friends’ really means now) Not being a spoilsport here, sure, I can take a few hits directed at me. I’ve taken alot really. From someone. Sigh. I mean, I can deduce that he looks down on me. What kinda friend is that?? How do I define the word? The term. Friends? Being nice to others. Does it bide well for oneself? Even so, is it a universal constant? Doubt it so much now. I’m not replying to anyone who replies to this post, sorry.
“Do unto others what you want others to do unto you”
Should’ve added a note on the 2% success rate this truth achieves.
ARGH!