Why is it that we always feel so awkward saying "I love you" to the ones we care about, friends and parents and siblings especially, but we tell them of our dislike for them so easily?
I don't know, but I wish I did so that I could fix it.
People are really backwards. Why do we have to let people know we don't like them? Can't we just get over it? Or stifle it at least? Although, I guess it's not good to be fake either...People are confusing.
It makes it really special when we do express our love/friendship/appreciation, though. (Not that it's a good balance this way.) I think that we express our friendship/love non-verbally most of the time, even in things as simple as enjoying hanging out often, when not having anything important to say doesn't mean it's time to move along.
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I don't know, but I wish I did so that I could fix it.
People are really backwards. Why do we have to let people know we don't like them? Can't we just get over it? Or stifle it at least? Although, I guess it's not good to be fake either...People are confusing.
I don't know either. But it sucks. Bad. I hate it.
It makes it really special when we do express our love/friendship/appreciation, though. (Not that it's a good balance this way.) I think that we express our friendship/love non-verbally most of the time, even in things as simple as enjoying hanging out often, when not having anything important to say doesn't mean it's time to move along.
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