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I Need a Friend to Talk to Openly

Double Standard

By: bballer78
Written on January 21st, 2013
By: bballer78
Age: 31-35 , Male
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    stlmo8

    "many want that friendship to be contingent upon what it us that they wasn't. note what they need." HUH?

    Feb 26
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      bballer78

      thank you for the words and I agree with you completely

      Feb 26
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      stlmo8

      I wasn't agreeing with you. I was quoting you, because I don't understand what you wrote at all.

      Feb 26
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      bballer78

      what i meant was, we can't have a friendship with someone when they want you around when things are good or when they want you in their corner when they need a friend. when the tables are turned, they can't return the favor

      Feb 26
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      stlmo8

      Fair weather friend, or as President Clinton would've said, no quid pro quo (something for something, essentially).

      Feb 26
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      bballer78

      yes and in my world, I don't need a friend like that

      Feb 26
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      stlmo8

      In my book, that is an ACQUAINTANCE and not a FRIEND. My definition for friend is fairly narrow and concise. If I say someone is my friend, you can be pretty sure he/she is one of a number of people I can count on - perhaps - two hands (maybe not even that!). To me, FRIEND, is someone who really, truly, has your back - like family.

      Feb 26
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    sexxydiva

    Honestly it's the type of friend we all want and should all strive to be. For me I'm not sure I will ever find a friend like that but I am that kind of friend.

    Jan 21
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