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The Grimace posted:if your "friend" ever threatens physical harm against you, or continually gets you into poo poo without any regard for your own (or their own) well-being, it's time to sever Pretty much this and dudeness posted:Once they start hurting you, physically or emotionally. I consider coveting the chicken language a direct attack. Had a 'friend' that was only interested in seeing me as a potential love interest. He was very selfish and hypocritical, lied a lot and invaded my privacy. Never remembered any agreements we made when we became roommates. Basically used me to escape an abusive ex only to go running back to him once I helped him escape the inconvenience of living with his codependent and controlling boyfriend. Not to mention when he figured out I wasn't really interested in him in that way. Never mind this guy endangering my life as well as another friend and his sister driving drunk and pissed as our designated driver. I know that no one is perfect and everyone has there flaws or their way of wanting to live their life but if you can't even be honest or respectful of other people's boundaries then you're not really a good friend. That's all the justification you need to say that you don't need someone like that in your life. Unless you are cool with it and everything else about them 
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Dont Touch ME posted:Never. If a friend turns out to be a crazy piece of poo poo, I believe it is my righteous duty to push them as far down that path as I can. I don't even mean being an enabler for the behavior, that's far too passive. Be quiet Michael, you always spoke nonsense.
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Burt Sexual posted:Yeah that came off wrong. Pick, don’t joke about killing yourself, it will freak people out and make them feel bad if you do. Apologies. When was the last time she made a joke like that?
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