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Welcome back BlueEverglades, you haven't posted since July of 2016, I thought you moved to another country.BlueEverglades wrote:Wow I almost posted a thread like this. My best friend left me completely out of her life when I sent her a picture of my new improved teeth and overall change of looks. I noticed that she posted those typical "I prefer to be alone than be surrounded by fake people" posters in fb implying that I was a fake for wanting to look a little bit better. But she has changed hair color a million times before did whatever she wanted and not once has she ever been called fake by me or anyone. I kept losing friends after high school and now the count is zero without any real reason (no fights, no disagreements, nothing big) just plain old being left behind.
Being friends with men proved to be a fruitless endevour so I'm left to fend for myself alone.
I deeply resent the hermit culture in this f***ing lonely place.
Americans not only do not know their neighbors, Americans hate their neighbors! They see a neighbor outside playing basketball or dominoes and they're like; "There's gonna be a shooting! Get inside! Get downstairs!"jamesbond wrote:
America is a "hermit culture" where everybody hides in their houses and only leave their homes to go to work or to go shopping. Most people in the US don't even know who their neighbors are and they don't want to get know their neighbors either.
Obviously true, Americans are closed and hateful. Americans go out in closed cliques.People in America tend to be cliquish and only socialize with people they already know, they hate meeting new people. You need to meet women through your friends or else you probably won't meet any women.
Scary to be told it's the entire Anglosphere and every first world country. No wonder Jesus said that it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to go to Heaven!The same thing is true in all English speaking countries from what other posters on this board have said who live in the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
So even when I go abroad, a lot of Kiwi Anglo women keep to themselves, but there's always one non-White dyke in the Anglosphere on these abroad trips lurking in hostels and shit.Mercury wrote:Scary to be told it's the entire Anglosphere and every first world country. No wonder Jesus said that it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to go to Heaven!The same thing is true in all English speaking countries from what other posters on this board have said who live in the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
jamesbond wrote:Welcome back BlueEverglades, you haven't posted since July of 2016, I thought you moved to another country.BlueEverglades wrote:Wow I almost posted a thread like this. My best friend left me completely out of her life when I sent her a picture of my new improved teeth and overall change of looks. I noticed that she posted those typical "I prefer to be alone than be surrounded by fake people" posters in fb implying that I was a fake for wanting to look a little bit better. But she has changed hair color a million times before did whatever she wanted and not once has she ever been called fake by me or anyone. I kept losing friends after high school and now the count is zero without any real reason (no fights, no disagreements, nothing big) just plain old being left behind.
Being friends with men proved to be a fruitless endevour so I'm left to fend for myself alone.
I deeply resent the hermit culture in this f***ing lonely place.
Yes the US is an isolating lonely place to live. You need to make your friends early in life (when your in school) and then you need to hold onto those friends for the rest of your life. It's difficult to make friends with people after you are out of school in America.
Perhaps taking some college courses might help or doing volunteer work.
I do wonder, the kind of people you attracted in your life... I can understand these sort of bad friends who bring mostly bad to you, from my time during the period where I strayed far from God and the church. But, really thinking of it, with the exception of one guy, who really toned down over the years, and who talks less to me anyway, since our interests are vastly, vastly different now compared to before, and our entire lifestyles, goals, etc, are too. Mind you, I'm not claiming to have tons and tons of friends and go out drinking and "getting chicks" every week, but I see my friends once in a while and we do something and it's OK, and no giant drama. I feel like since I became Christian, uh, again (well, hard to explain, but had a lapse in faith during middle school and high school) I've not attracted really any of these very terrible types of people you describe. But when I'd lapsed, I did get these kind of people in my life frequently. I understand you basically lapsed and only became serious about Christianity relatively recently. But your post made me think, and yeah, really looking back, since I came back to Christ (though I still struggle quite a lot) I've not had too many of these purposefully negative and malicious people enter my life under the guise of friends, especially having them stay a while. And obviously exceptions exist, but even for me as well, many strangers have been incredibly kind and great and gracious towards me, and acquaintances as well, USA and abroad. Again, not that bad people don't exist, but it seems like now in my life, they just don't mix, and it's like oil and water. Really thinking, this is something to be thankful to God for. But I'd not put the connection of two and two together before reading your post, Adama.Adama wrote:Be careful with people.
Has anyone ever asked someone for directions, and then later on they came to realize that the person(s) who gave them directions gave them the wrong directions intentionally? This happened to me twice when I was around 17 and going to take a placement test for college. I was literally steps away from the building, but asked a set of college students where the building was, and they sent me miles out of my way. That happened twice that day. I also lived with a man who did this to random strangers one night when we were out together. He just gave them the wrong directions on purpose. And when I asked him why, he just said not to worry and that everything was going to be okay.
But what's the point? I never understood it. My point though, is that for most of my adult life, I had a friend who was also doing this to me but with other things. He would offer to help me, but his help was just the semblance of help. Really he just enjoyed watching me spin my wheels and get nowhere.
I hadnt talked to this person since October. On April first (the fool's day) he sent my mother a message on Facebook asking her about me. I just wondered, how in the world did he get her info. Apparently he used one of those websites that track people that employers use. In other words, he couldn't take the hint when I blocked him on FB and changed my phone number. He went into stalker mode, because he lost his narcissistic supply.
Looking back, his other friend made fun of me when I went to visit him in his house. I mean the whole time just making jabs, and instead of telling the other dude to stop his racket, he told me to "fight back." In other words, I should go down to his level of insults. Well if you are a decent person who isn't skilled in insulting people for fun, it seems disgusting and revolting to act in such a manner, and besides that, unless you are a reprobate, you are not free to do such things for hours and days (you'd only embarrass yourself and give them more ammo). [And this guy was a filthy pervert who would whip out his penis when women were not around. He is also a banker making tons of money.]
I also should have known by the filthy things that always came out of his mouth too, like when he was making fun of the girl who he and his other two friends ran a train on all night long while I was passed out. He was even laughing at her (as he tells the story) when they were going into her. (She had a boyfriend too, and she was a very pretty skinny 18 yr old blonde.) And I never touched her.
(Sidenote: I even caught them in the act, and she saw me. But later on, she lied saying nothing happened, even knowing that I knew the truth. Talk about pathological liars. Will they enjoy their eternal destiny?)
I am hardly the only one. I am just one of the few who understands what's going on.onethousandknives wrote:I do wonder, the kind of people you attracted in your life... I can understand these sort of bad friends who bring mostly bad to you, from my time during the period where I strayed far from God and the church. But, really thinking of it, with the exception of one guy, who really toned down over the years, and who talks less to me anyway, since our interests are vastly, vastly different now compared to before, and our entire lifestyles, goals, etc, are too. Mind you, I'm not claiming to have tons and tons of friends and go out drinking and "getting chicks" every week, but I see my friends once in a while and we do something and it's OK, and no giant drama. I feel like since I became Christian, uh, again (well, hard to explain, but had a lapse in faith during middle school and high school) I've not attracted really any of these very terrible types of people you describe. But when I'd lapsed, I did get these kind of people in my life frequently. I understand you basically lapsed and only became serious about Christianity relatively recently. But your post made me think, and yeah, really looking back, since I came back to Christ (though I still struggle quite a lot) I've not had too many of these purposefully negative and malicious people enter my life under the guise of friends, especially having them stay a while. And obviously exceptions exist, but even for me as well, many strangers have been incredibly kind and great and gracious towards me, and acquaintances as well, USA and abroad. Again, not that bad people don't exist, but it seems like now in my life, they just don't mix, and it's like oil and water. Really thinking, this is something to be thankful to God for. But I'd not put the connection of two and two together before reading your post, Adama.Adama wrote:Be careful with people.
Has anyone ever asked someone for directions, and then later on they came to realize that the person(s) who gave them directions gave them the wrong directions intentionally? This happened to me twice when I was around 17 and going to take a placement test for college. I was literally steps away from the building, but asked a set of college students where the building was, and they sent me miles out of my way. That happened twice that day. I also lived with a man who did this to random strangers one night when we were out together. He just gave them the wrong directions on purpose. And when I asked him why, he just said not to worry and that everything was going to be okay.
But what's the point? I never understood it. My point though, is that for most of my adult life, I had a friend who was also doing this to me but with other things. He would offer to help me, but his help was just the semblance of help. Really he just enjoyed watching me spin my wheels and get nowhere.
I hadnt talked to this person since October. On April first (the fool's day) he sent my mother a message on Facebook asking her about me. I just wondered, how in the world did he get her info. Apparently he used one of those websites that track people that employers use. In other words, he couldn't take the hint when I blocked him on FB and changed my phone number. He went into stalker mode, because he lost his narcissistic supply.
Looking back, his other friend made fun of me when I went to visit him in his house. I mean the whole time just making jabs, and instead of telling the other dude to stop his racket, he told me to "fight back." In other words, I should go down to his level of insults. Well if you are a decent person who isn't skilled in insulting people for fun, it seems disgusting and revolting to act in such a manner, and besides that, unless you are a reprobate, you are not free to do such things for hours and days (you'd only embarrass yourself and give them more ammo). [And this guy was a filthy pervert who would whip out his penis when women were not around. He is also a banker making tons of money.]
I also should have known by the filthy things that always came out of his mouth too, like when he was making fun of the girl who he and his other two friends ran a train on all night long while I was passed out. He was even laughing at her (as he tells the story) when they were going into her. (She had a boyfriend too, and she was a very pretty skinny 18 yr old blonde.) And I never touched her.
(Sidenote: I even caught them in the act, and she saw me. But later on, she lied saying nothing happened, even knowing that I knew the truth. Talk about pathological liars. Will they enjoy their eternal destiny?)
Thinking more, a friend, or acquaintance of mine here in USA, sort of just out of the blue, gave me a free running car, with almost no issues, and it's something I like as well. We'd spent some time together, actually didn't mesh too perfectly, and even disagreed and got into arguments before. But he just gave me a free car, just because he bought a new car, and his one offer on it for sale was to a kid who was gonna race it out, etc. He knew my car was pissing oil, so he just gave it to me. So really thinking, I know abroad, things are easier and better socially, and people are more open, less paranoid, etc. And in some countries, shit is less third world dirty and trashed up than America currently is (though this has nothing to do with making friends.) But thinking of my American friends, and how I've been helped by them over the years, it has been a lot, and I'm really thankful for it. Obviously, again, USA has other social problems galore, moreso than many other countries, but lots of people over the years here have helped me a lot, legitimately, and I can't discount this. I'd still rather be abroad for a lot of reasons, but I will miss a good deal of my friends and family here, when I do, God willing, leave.
Well on an individual level it isn't just the USA. I am sure these evil people exist everywhere. But on the level of the governments, it may mostly be western governments. But then we know who are really in control of governments, the same who are in control of the media, the money and the rest of the culture. The spiritual children of Satan.Eric wrote:The U.S.A. used to be a good country, more or less it's virtues outshadowed most negatives; that's how I felt. It was that tail- end of America post-Reaganesque which started what we really see today. I'm ashamed to be a part of this 'culture'. I'm American and I like my country, I've read a lot about it's origins tist hough...and I have to wonder.
Anyways, there is serious evil afoot here in this country... it's deceptive and insidious and its trickery. Young kids are not in the place to absorb and discern about harmful vs. wholesome or helpful and good info. To target youth is so wrong....
especially when they twist truth with deception and sell it. To my shame, I bought into it against my will, that is the power of deception and temptation's call in this country. They find ways to infiltrate the mind and get into you to make you pry apart - and tell you that it's good.