People on your case

[Dog Moon]

So how exactly do you stop being friends with someone when you don't want to be their friends? The friends I've lost are always because they move away, which makes it difficult to continue communicating with or hanging out with. I have never told anyone 'I don't want to be your friend anymore' or at least not seriously. Nor has anyone ever told me that. I think I would be as shocked to hear someone tell me that as they would be shocked to hear that from me.

The only other time one of my friends stopped being my friend was when he first ditched our [we always hung out in our group of 3-4] for seemingly no other reason, and then wouldn't communicate us and explain his actions or even apologize. I would have rather him say 'I found someone else I'd rather hang out with' than have him jerk us around. Heck, we did everything we could to figure out what was going on, but we finally gave up on him [We didn't give up on him, which is what I believe true friends should do, until this occurred several times].

Well, hope it goes well, whatever you decide.

 

[gamecat]

As I've grown up, I find I lump people I know into two groups - those I adore, and those I honestly couldn't care less about. If I'm rolling dice with 'em, living with 'em, smoking with 'em, or whatever I do to pass the time - I'm down for them.

Otherwise... 'em.

 

[Simplicity]

Do you really have a problem of my language? I really want to know!

Okay. I guessing that this is a troll. I suppose there's a miniscule probability that you speak English but don't realize that the grammar you are using is so poor. Poor grammar reflects poorly on the speaker (or writer). If English is a second language to you, then fine. At least you should recognize that you are not fluent in it. If English is your primary language... and you are being serious... then you need some classes in it. I'm not trying to be insulting. I'm trying to be helpful (you *did* say that you "really want to know"). And yes, I'm getting on your case.

And to answer your question, why shouldn't I be friends who keeps bugging me all the time, I rather be more happier being lonely instead of continuing to hang out with these crybabies!

Correct Grammar Version:

To answer your question, why shouldn't I be friends with someone who keeps bugging me all the time? I would rather hang out with crybabies and be happy than be lonely!

 

[Dog Moon]

Originally posted by Simplicity
I would rather hang out with crybabies and be happy than be lonely!

I thought he was saying he would rather be lonely and happy than hang out with crybabies although it kinda contradicts the first part of his sentence...

 

[Bartmanhomer]

Do you even understand what I'm talking about?

 

[orchid blossom]

Do you even understand what I'm talking about?

And this is the crux of the problem. It becomes very difficult to understand what you're trying to say when your use of grammar so poor. I admit, I read your first post and just went "Huh?" because I couldn't decipher what you were saying.

This is not said to "be on your case." Just to let you know that misunderstandings do result when we aren't all using the same language rules.

 

[Bartmanhomer]

That the way I talk to people.

 

[Tewligan]

That the way I talk to people.

Those must be sparkling yet baffling conversations.

 

[Bartmanhomer]

And I suppose everybody thinks that this thread was just a waste of everybody time!

 

[Viking Bastard]

I don't know about everyone else, but I've been having fun.