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I don’t know her, and I don’t anyone else from the story, but this part > the most fake people I have met still to this day followed immediately by > I canno
by codetrotter 8y ago
I don’t know her, and I don’t anyone else from the story, but this part
> the most fake people I have met still to this day
followed immediately by
> I cannot even explain how terrible it was for me to have to help them, show interest and pretend that I support what they’re doing
Taken out of context at least, there is exactly one person that seems exceptionally more fake than anyone else...
I dunno, maybe I have just been lucky to have sufficiently many sincere people around me in my life, but if I perceive someone as being insincere I will avoid those people — not stay around them and pretend that I like them.
Of course, if you perceive everyone at a place to be fake then you can’t really avoid them.
I don’t know what to do in that situation really. But I agree that some introspection would probably be in order. Though personally I have in the past had the opposite problem — being overly harsh on myself and critical of myself.
- worik 8y agoYuk. What a horrid pair of comments!
- prevedmedved 8y agoI know, right? Holding women accountable for their actions is, like, super misogynist. Everybody knows it's some man's fault!
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