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05-26-2023, 05:08 PM
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Someone being a good friend to you doesn't depend on how much you have known them
Not sure why I came to this realisation at the late age of 25.
But during trying times people whom I have known for years and would expect to be a good friend were quite the disappointment. Although I had suspected them of being a bit of an ******* in terms of attitude at time beforehand.
Whereas I have received more on demand very attentive help from some people whom I have had only a few interactions with beforehand.
I think it is genetically predetermined and these people just have quite a bit more expression of the helpful social DNA aspect.
But during trying times people whom I have known for years and would expect to be a good friend were quite the disappointment. Although I had suspected them of being a bit of an ******* in terms of attitude at time beforehand.
Whereas I have received more on demand very attentive help from some people whom I have had only a few interactions with beforehand.
I think it is genetically predetermined and these people just have quite a bit more expression of the helpful social DNA aspect.
communist until you get rich
rightwing until financially secure
atheist until the plane starts falling
slootist until you get married
muslim after you get married
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