A friend of mine called two of his friends on a party.They asked him with smile does it mean that he will buy them tickets and he feeling put in the corner bought them tickets. They went with him and his friends but after 10 or 20 minutes were called buy some guys in vip class from above to join them so they left him and his friends to the rest of the party. He said that they were looking and behving so inoccent but he saw what are they like. Your opinion on this.
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mattyanon about a week ago
Isn't all this fucking obvious?
whytehorse2021 about a week ago
chatGPT4: It sounds like your friend may have felt taken advantage of in this situation. It's understandable that he may have felt put on the spot when his friends asked him to buy them tickets, and it's unfortunate that they left him and his friends after only a short time to join the VIP group.
It's possible that his friends didn't intend to take advantage of him, but it's also possible that they were more interested in the VIP group than spending time with him and his friends. Either way, it's important for your friend to communicate his feelings and set boundaries with his friends if he feels like they are not treating him with respect or taking advantage of him.
It's also important for him to reflect on why he felt the need to buy his friends tickets in the first place. Was it because he genuinely wanted to spend time with them and share the experience, or was it because he felt pressured to do so? Understanding his own motivations can help him make better decisions in the future and avoid feeling taken advantage of.
1on1 about a week ago
Hahaha,stupid ai
mattyanon about a week ago
AI nailed it
whytehorse2021 about a week ago
Yup, and saved me several hours of time replying.
dongking about a week ago
My opinion? Your "friend" = you.
1on1 about a week ago
Yeah,psychology says that most of the time when you tell a story of a friend without name people will think that its you most of the time,and when you say friends name and tell story people will think its really your friend. That is maybe in real life,but here I am completly annonimous and there is really no reason to hide behind a "friend story".Its really a friend ,I would never give or buy anything to a women that is not my girlfriend.
Einsamer about a week ago
Very cheap and efficient way to get redpilled. Your "friend" can call himself very lucky.
1on1 about a week ago
Yeah,taught so.Do really people here think that its not my friend,what I have written here about myself,this would be the best thing that happened in my life.
ncstaterepted about a week ago
I had a friend in college who liked a mushroom/weed girl from our high school with an allegedly abusive ex. She was cool but she was trying to get in with me and I was still with my HS sweet heart and I told her no. She would do shit like start touching me when her boyfriend would be around, one time he blew up and wanted to fight but didn't REALLY want to fight and I didn't either. I warned my friend about her but he was a very innocent, hard working guy who believed the cindy story. He would secretly hang out with her because he also felt like she was mine (I introduced them) but she was giving him attention because he was filling that role of being the guy to make her ex jealous. I don't know if they did anything, I think she rejected an emotional advance that he couraged up and made. I think he cried to her. He had one story, and he leaves out a lot of details, that he took her to a party and she basically hung out with her ex and his friends. This kind of shit does happen. This guy was in mech engineering and his father is one of the most successful business men in our area, major land owner. He had 0 confidence though despite also being a decent looking guy (probably had something to do with his model tier brother who was actually a very down two earth, cool guy with us).