Last week I came across a situation where I tested my friendship with two people. One of them I'm, in a way, close with, while the other one is just someone I know. I don't want to go into detail, but basically, there was just this problem that involved all three of us. Even though the one I'm close with was wrong, and the one that's just someone I know was right, I decided to continue on being friends with the one I'm close with because I realize that no matter what, through everything, he/she's the one that has made more of an impact in my life than the other person. And I can't stand having him/her walk out of my life. I was proud to realize that, and proud that I made the right decision...I think.
October 20, 2008
Choices.
October 11, 2008
Solitude.
October 9, 2008
Damage.
October 6, 2008
Punishment.
September 19, 2008
Irony.
SOOO of course I rejected him and that's when he started talking shit. So I sit next to one of his good friends in Spanish class. I walk into the class and his friend starts crackin' up and I looked at him funny and he said he was sorry. And I said is there something on my face? Then he says no, but I have to tell you something that [insert my ex's name here] said. So I ask what, and he goes "he said he dumped you 'cause you have a bigger dick than him." And I was shocked and angry but all that was taken over by my laughter of how immature [insert my ex's name here] is! Honey, anyone could have a bigger dick than you, but no one could ever BE a bigger dick than you. I didn't even bother trying to confront him about it because he just proved to me that rejecting him the second time was the best decision I've ever made in my life. And he was actually doing me some good by breaking up with me.
You can call me a hypocrite because before me and any of my ex's were ever able to build our friendship back, there was a lot of shit talking and dirty looking and eye rolling going on between us. But we managed to push all that behind us and be able to talk again, because relationships don't last forever, but friendships do...or at least they SHOULD.
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