moody. why is that when I try to avoid people, they end up in the same circles as I do? Like Alan for example, how did he ever end up posting at RBJ? Sure this is a free country, but PLEASE respect my BORDERS. I probably appear very anal about this, but still. I saw Jason today who I had become pseudo-enemies with two years ago. And I just had to put on a superficial smile and proceed to make small talk.

BUT what bothers me the most is…this \”friend\” that I had suddenly dropped connections with (firstly, he had suffocated me a lot at the beginning of the year) is suddenly doing the same outside of class activities as I am. i 888888888888 uuuuuuuu. Good luck to him. But the ignoring shall continue.

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  1. CAN\’T CALM DOWN. it\’s not that they\’re real enemies, but that I don\’t want to be in their presence. sometimes I can\’t avoid that.

  2. :) it\’s okay miz jenni. There are a variety of people I like to avoid. Friends can become enemies so quickly. When I see someone I know approaching, all I need to do is an aversion of the eyes, and all is well. :) I have a list of \”pseudo-enemies\” that I avoid everyday too. :D fanksh

  3. It\’s really difficult, people just switch without warning, some people are meant to be good friends and some will only drift in and out of your life again, just enjoy them while they\’re there.

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