SassySheDevil
Moody Roller Coaster
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There are going to be people who will try and take advantage of your niceness, but that should never stop you from being nice to people.
It shouldn't. But it does.
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There are going to be people who will try and take advantage of your niceness, but that should never stop you from being nice to people.
*hugs*
This is what I'm afraid of with folks.
You get pushed too far and you stop being open.
This is why I stay as private as I can.
And hug the ones I like and get to know.![]()
There are going to be people who will try and take advantage of your niceness, but that should never stop you from being nice to people.
I’m a lot less open now. A lot more suspicious, and keep everyone at arm’s length. It gets to a point where you’re tired of feeling disposable. I’ve always believed that people can unintentionally walk over those they feel safest with, and believe will always be there.
But I no longer want to be a doormat. I want friends I actually get replies from.
This. I used to be nice to everyone. That's how I was raised. Years of being walked on or taken advantage of, means I'm not always nice anymore. I'm old and cranky.
It shouldn't. But it does.
If I was not nice to someone it might mean that I could be missing out on a friendship that I might never have had if I was anything but nice. I hope I come across as nice.
Hhmm the grin doesn’t change the comment!I’m here to help.![]()
You are exceptionally nice (even if you do call me lots of names)If I was not nice to someone it might mean that I could be missing out on a friendship that I might never have had if I was anything but nice. I hope I come across as nice.
You are very nice, hairball.![]()
You are exceptionally nice (even if you do call me lots of names)![]()
You are exceptionally nice (even if you do call me lots of names)![]()
Hhmm the grin doesn’t change the comment!
That's dumb though. What is it in here, like 100-1 in favor of guys? With odds like that, you have to find a way to stand out. Being a douche is a good way to stand out, but for the wrong reasons. Whatever happened to intellectual intercourse?
Intellectual conversation, be it intercourse of other-course goes both ways. I chalk it up to learning playbooks and people when my thought provoking interactions fall flat. Some of us do try to be engaging beyond the norm. I am discovering there are some other gentlemen around here that have mastered that. I am working through the process. Lol.
The way that I see it, just be yourself. If you are your true self, connections should come. Unless you're a dick. Then be some else.![]()
The thing that bothers me is the women saying something bad about a guy just to stop other women talking to him. Does that really happen? Who would do that?
I need to comment on this by Amber because I have a similar relationship with someone on the Playground. We have gotten to know each other very well through pms and emails, but it remains strictly platonic with little chance of it going any further.
Having said that I get pangs of jealousy when I see other guys try hitting on her through their posts. I want to tell them to backoff. Does that make me weird or over possessive?
Yep!![]()
Yep!![]()
I just reread my last post and how I worded it, and I now agree with Jade's comments.
I was just thinking that. My ex used to tell me about this woman who wouldn’t let him have friends. I always wondered why anyone would want to change someone so drastically as to stop them having a whole part of their life/personality. I always wanted to see him happy when we were together. Not sexually with others, obviously, but friendships? Why should someone stop having friendships just because they’re with someone?