I keep saying I have standards, but I keep getting put into positions where I have to ignore them. The only one I seem to be able to hold is that it can't feel like I'm talking to produce or a rock when I'm talking with them. If I feel like my cat understands more of a conversation than you do, sorry, you can't be my friend, but I can tolerate you. When people say too many absolutely moronic things, then I end up feeling this uncontrollable urge to stab out my ears, or at the very least their wind pipe. So rather than causing myself or them bodily harm, I end up having to remove myself from their presence.
MelancholyBunny wrote:
I'm paranoid, betrayal hurts, and the ones who know us the best are the ones able to hurt us the most.
So while i'll usually be friendly towards people who don't overly annoy me or behave in a manner i find repugnant, i will rarely, if ever, get close enough to someone that i am willing to trust them implicitly.
Yeah, the whole betrayal thing sucks. Its even more fun when they feel the need to apologize and ask you to hit them to make things "even." I suppose that's marginally better than a "friend" betraying you and not expressing any remorse or regret. For that reason, I don't know if I can say that I really trust
any of my friends. If anything, I trust them more than I trust most people, though I don't know if that is really saying all that much.