Does anyone else switch friends every few years? I will be best friends with someone for about 2 years and then something goes wrong. Through that time I'll be making new friends so I won't really mind when I lose one. But....after that time they bug me. It can happen in one week- they are my best friends and I can't wait to talk to them and then all of a sudden I can't stand them. Can't get me far enough away. Eventually I'll find someone that I click with and we'll stay friends. But until then, everyone gets a 2 year trial period.
It only happens to my best friends. Everyone else I consider a friend but I never really liked them so they can't all of a sudden start bugging me- and we would never hang out so there really never is a problem. And I am constantly finding new people to hang out with so I am affected a little by each person I hang out with most. Mostly it affects my speech patters, what words I use, which words get emphasised, ect.Sometimes my views on life, or if I act sillier or immature. Am the wild one in the group so I emphasise it or am I the quiet one that doesn't bother to break out of that role. It depends.
If anyone ever tells you that they're friends don't affect them and who they are- it's because they have no friends. Otherwise it's a lie. I say I can't stay mad at someone for more that a day, but apparently it's a lie. Or maybe it's just not anger- it's been reduced to a dislike of that person that causes avoidance.
I'm working on not pissing people off and not pissing them off. I shouldn't brun my bridges. Sometimes you want to turn around but then there's this giant river hole thing like the grand canyon left of you friends and you're screwed.....if only there were jet packs we wouldn;t have this problem
It only happens to my best friends. Everyone else I consider a friend but I never really liked them so they can't all of a sudden start bugging me- and we would never hang out so there really never is a problem. And I am constantly finding new people to hang out with so I am affected a little by each person I hang out with most. Mostly it affects my speech patters, what words I use, which words get emphasised, ect.Sometimes my views on life, or if I act sillier or immature. Am the wild one in the group so I emphasise it or am I the quiet one that doesn't bother to break out of that role. It depends.
If anyone ever tells you that they're friends don't affect them and who they are- it's because they have no friends. Otherwise it's a lie. I say I can't stay mad at someone for more that a day, but apparently it's a lie. Or maybe it's just not anger- it's been reduced to a dislike of that person that causes avoidance.
I'm working on not pissing people off and not pissing them off. I shouldn't brun my bridges. Sometimes you want to turn around but then there's this giant river hole thing like the grand canyon left of you friends and you're screwed.....if only there were jet packs we wouldn;t have this problem