Jan 09, 2009 20:59
While the attempt at some form of judicial system is greatly appreciated, I am not some murder case to be solved. Drop it. I will handle it on my own.
Memory, have you drawn those pictures per my request?
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That's what friends are for. To help you through stuff you can't handle all by yourself.
So your goals were met, fine, but were the goals of you - one person - worth the pain you caused your friends? Maybe if you'd asked for their help, they could have worked with you to accomplish your goals AND no one would have died. Then you all could have had a party to celebrate, or something.
Friends are something you gotta earn and earn the right to keep. Keep treating em like trash and they'll abandon you. Act like they shouldn't care about you and maybe they WILL stop caring. Then you won't have any friends and one day you'll come up against something so far beyond you you'll wish you had them watching your back.
And worse, no one'll know or care that you died. It'll be like you never existed at all.
... Sorry, I really don't know where that came from.
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I want to have them as friends, but I don't want them to be hurt because they are my friends. Is that not possible? Is suffering always going to be a part of friendship, no matter what I do?
Is someone like me even supposed to have them?
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The only way I know how to stop your friends from suffering is to stop doing stuff that you know will hurt them. And when you screw up, you apologize and try to make sure it never happens again. You learn from your mistakes and move on. Can't change the past, right?
Seems like you're at least trying for the 'apology' part so there is that.
So long as you don't act like this never happened, that's what's most important, I think. We shouldn't be the same people we were yesterday.
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I want to apologize to them, but I am unsure how to go about it. What is the proper protocol? I know it is usually "I'm sorry," but that does not seem enough. I think I hurt them a lot.
I think I need to apologize to you, as well. My initial impression of you was incorrect.
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A hug is usually a good follow-up to "I'm sorry". Physical contact is pretty reassuring to people who are scared or upset. I know it was the only thing that kept me sane when... when Chosen died. I got a hug from a friend and we didn't say anything. Just good old fashioned non-verbal-communication.
Heh. Glad to know that dictionary was worth it.
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What about "cuddling"? Would that be acceptable? I am not familiar with nonverbal communication; body language is difficult for me to process.
A dictionary is always a valuable investment, even if you just use it as a paperweight.
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Rule of thumb though: just ask. It's better than just thinking for everyone else.
I'll invest in reading this dictionary and buying a new pen if you'll invest in this friendship gig - nonverbal communication & reciprocating gifts, the whole nine years. yards.
Deal?
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That seems like a reasonable arrangement to me. If I am unsure how to precede, may I ask you for advice? The way you have been explaining it makes it easier to comprehend.
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You can ask, and I'll try. Might take me awhile, but I'll try.
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I appreciate your cooperation. There are not many people I can approach concerning this sort of topic.
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What is the best way to interact with children? Blood is difficult to communicate with.
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