sthcross.dude
Member
i hate how emo culture (gay) has been confused with having emotions and wanting to talk to people on a deeper level about things that matters to you (awesome)
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hiphophooray123
Twisted firestarter
i had a friend once, he told me 'chris i love u man, heaps, id do alot for you', im like WTF MOVIES AND SOCIETY TELL ME TO STAY AWAY FROM YOU COZ ULL RAPE ME!!11!!!!1!!1!1!!11 so i ran away and never returned.
hiphophooray123
Twisted firestarter
sthcross.dude said:
bingo.
ZJ NingNing
Member
I agree about how emotional clingy friends can be a little ... too much sometimes, well, I sure cant stand them if the indecision and dependence gets too overwhelming. And sometimes I think they are a bit selfish in doing that. But I have some friends who help these people whole heartedly and I think they are really kool.
Another thing: personally, I would rather not be friends with some people if they take me as a pity friend or something like that. because not only does it SOUND pathetic, it FEELS pathetic too.
Another thing: personally, I would rather not be friends with some people if they take me as a pity friend or something like that. because not only does it SOUND pathetic, it FEELS pathetic too.