People are such an influx of good and bad stimuli it can become grating at times to maintain or keep relations going.
What are 3 conditions/reasons you keep people around uniformly and at what point do you let them go
Oh god are we really at the point of hugbox topics again already?
Seriously people, man up and do some roasting.
Edit: Oh, I thought this was meant to contrast the "Say 3 bad things about the person above you" topic. My bad.
On topic, three things that make people worth it:
o They are entertaining.
o They aren't trying to fuck with my day.
o They're willing to do "Real Talks" instead of just vapid hollow crap.
What makes me let them go:
It, takes, a lot. I don't even know most of the time, just that eventually something occurs in their choices of behavior where I can no longer take them seriously as people. I make a lot of excuses for people, a lot, as people can't help but be themselves, but past a point it becomes too much.
Typically though, people tend to leave me instead of the other way around.
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if they are too annoying because they are stupid or too needy, i get away
if they can't be trusted, then its not worth dealing with it
- you don't need me talking to you for months and still be friendly when we do
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if they are too annoying because they are stupid or too needy, i get away
Yes this goes for me too, I was trying to think of a way to formulate it and somehow ended up with the all-encompassing 'responsibility'. But definitely, being okay with not talking daily is a big factor
three reasons to keep a friend around
trustworthy
competent
intelligent
if you are lacking in one of these areas, we will soon part company.
this reminds me of a guy i used to know. every time i would get around this guy he would break something of mine. the guy was accident prone. after the third time of him breaking some shit of mine. ditched. cant have people around that are hurting themselves and breaking my shit where i go. cant have it.
failed in the competency area
this thread should have been more popular