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>You've picked that right friend and you've earned that one friend, and you've kept that one friend for ages. Well I never had the opportunity to meet that fri

>You've picked that right friend and you've earned that one friend, and you've kept that one friend for ages. Well I never had the opportunity to meet that friend. I would have been a good friend to them and kept them for ages, but because of circumstances beyond my control, I never even had the opportunity to do so. Kind of seems like a good way to sum up that notion would be to say that the OP was lucky to have been in the right place at the right time, no? >If someone does exact opposite of what you've did, than it's not unfair he's doing worse than you do. But why would they do the exact opposite of what the OP did? If it turned out so well for the OP, why wouldn't others also want to do the same thing to end up with the same results?

shuwix 2mo ago
>Well I never had the opportunity to meet that friend. So you didn't meet a single person throughout your entire life, who was worth befriending, putting extra effort to help them, and occassionally receiving help in return? >But why would they do the exact opposite of what the OP did? Well, for example. There are lots of nerd kids with perspective to succeed in professional life but are "usual" targets of bullies in childhood. Some kids step-up for bullied kids because that's the right thing to do, other kids join the bullies as it gave them fake feeling of power.
- cindyllm 2mo ago
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