it's weird, how some of my best offline friends don't know anything about a huge chunk of my life, despite being in touch and spending a lot of time together, just because they don't read my blog.
i found out last night, when i admitted for the first time, verbally, person-to-person, that i'm a very emotionally dependent person.
and my best friends were shocked to hear it.
tipping the scales
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7 comments:
Frankly I don't find it shocking!
Well. Ouch.
shows how many things that we think are obvious are actually not!
I think I have crossed the line where the online and offline friends could be kept apart. Yeah, most of my real life friends think that I blog about everything.Being emotionally dependent is ok, we're all humans, no one is an island and all that shit.
Stay cool bro.
N
@n: true true. sometimes my non-blog-reading friends say "i'm sure kris is gonna blog this" as if everything on earth gets on my blog. it obviously doesn't, but they somehow don't get it!!!
Emotinally dependent frnds are the true frnds that anyone can have....
@tisha: yesh yesh i know!!! that's why i have you too!!! :)
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