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[knit_kninja]

allright. ive graduated. im done. no more high school. im lookin at how my group of friends has evolved since i joined up, and im confused. i have no idea who half of them are anymore. but in all honesty, if they feel that their list of friends doesnt include me, im not gonna go cry and beg for change. ive had enough of the bullshit flying around,

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[eternal_quester]

No bombardments here. I like you Wes, you're a good guy when it comes down to it, and at the very least humorous when you're not so nice. It's fun hanging out with you, and we've proven that we can be friends outside of DnD. I know it must feel like I've been drifting, but I've just been hanging out with other people and they tend to plan things farther in advance. I was relieved when you didn't give me any crap about missing the last session, because I was seriously worried about it. I've always had a horrible, foolish idea in the back of my head that the only reason I have such good standing in the group is because most of the books are mine, so when Matt mentioned something about they'd got what they needed and I shouldn't bother coming back, I was a little flustered. I know he was kidding and everything, but nevertheless, it stung. But anyway, yeah, I really want to stay friends after high schol.

[knit_kninja]

good to hear it.

[thehintguy]

I, much like Mr. Brown--my brother-in-arms--do not wish to bombard you either. However, it would be foolish of me not to defend myself in the face of such an onslaught.

"if i put your attendance in group events into a percentage, you would be around 50% give or take."
Good attendance ≠ good friend. Just because I only show up about half of the time (and I do believe you're exaggerating a bit) does not mean I don't enjoy the times that I do show up; all it means is that I didn't make D&D my top priority that particular night. It is not my fault that other people place our game nights on a higher level of importance than I do. I will grant that it is difficult to maintain as good a level of comfort/intimacy with one's friends if one does not see them as frequently as one could, but if that were the only factor that determined friendship, why didn't I drift out of the group years ago?

" you brought your girlfriend to a dnd session! i dont care how great of a person she probably is, our dnd time is "hangin out with the guys" time, not "

[thehintguy]

(continued from above)

"you insult my religious beliefs, take the fuckin tree outa your eye before you try to get the crap outa mine. im well aware of my failure as a christian."First off, I would like to kindly remind you of the existence of this post (http://www.livejournal.com/users/knit_kninja/2601.html). If you go back and read that, it will validate all the points I'm about to make. Secondly, I did NOT insult your religious beliefs. I pointed out inconsistencies in your logic and areas in which you fail to live up the expectations that you claim to believe in, but not once did I say anything that degraded your faith. I believe in the same God you do; to insult your religion is to insult my own. Thirdly, I will guess that with the tree thing you meant that I should take a look at myself before I judge you. I don't know the Bible passage, but there's that part where Jesus says, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone." I admit that I may

[vitametavegimn_]

i like this guy.

[thehintguy]

Thank you.

Unless you're being sarcastic...?

[vitametavegimn_]

nope

[pele_amelika]

Please check your e-mail,,,

[vitametavegimn_]

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