April 2, 2007 » Not A Prank
Wanted to write this yesterday, but I did not want people to think I've gone mad or played a 1st April prank on them.
OK, so...I am angry and disappointed with my friends. There are a couple of honourable exceptions, but everyone else SUCKS, more or less. They have huge egos, their word has to be the last word, they're all dependent on someone or something and the most of them ignored what happened to my dad last Sunday and don't think that something else that has been happening recently, something with a very very sad ending from my point of view, was a big deal.
That would be it.
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I've generally avoided people with big egos as well as I can, but a problem can arise when they develop an ego they didn't have when you met.
It can be tricky - looking back I can see my past imperfections and I try to forgive people for theirs. Now that my friends and I are in our early 30s, it seems forgiving the way people acted years ago is easier.
Sweetie... I don't know what's happened with you, because I haven't been able to connect to msn lately or even to be online, but I want you to know I'm here for you if you should need me, ok?
Whatever it is, I hope you're feeling better. I'm here for you.
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Well, we've all been there... that scenario where one's friends OR family fall short of one's expectations... But there also those times when it's the other way around. I'm sure I've disappointed someone one way or another in my life and encounters. All one can do is "communicate" -- talk to the people involved. And if the other party doesn't want to help in being part of the solution or fess up to being part of the problem... then I usually say... GOOD BYE. I don't need the drama... but I also realize that people need forgiveness too.