Odd Numbers Suck, and That's the Truth.
Throughout my life I've observed interesting aspects of social interaction between human beings, and I've come to the conclusion that people socializing in odd-numbered groups just don't work. Three. Five. Seven. It doesn't work. Only hanging out with yourself is good when social groups of a higer odd-number occurs.
I've given up trying to ask myself why I'm always the 'odd one out' (DOES ANYONE REMEMBER THAT CHEESY POST I HAD OVER AT GEOCITIES ACCOUNT WHEN THIS HAPPENED THE LAST TIME LOL), and am now simply trying to find means of avoiding it. Which means trying to avoid certain friends at certain times. Which can be very difficult, when you think about it. It sounds really mean, trying to avoid friends, although I'm beginning to wonder how much of a friend they really are if this shit keeps happening.
Lauren and I are really close friends, but we do see each other during lectures, and hang out in between, but lately this just isn't working. I would rather go about on my own than following two other people around, especially when there in their own world. And Godammit Lauren, Cory has a crush on you, he's asked you out twice already, so just say yes.
(So I may be a little bitter that I have to be the lonely bird watching two beings court, yes)
How do you politely tell a person that you don't want to hang with them anymore?
I've given up trying to ask myself why I'm always the 'odd one out' (DOES ANYONE REMEMBER THAT CHEESY POST I HAD OVER AT GEOCITIES ACCOUNT WHEN THIS HAPPENED THE LAST TIME LOL), and am now simply trying to find means of avoiding it. Which means trying to avoid certain friends at certain times. Which can be very difficult, when you think about it. It sounds really mean, trying to avoid friends, although I'm beginning to wonder how much of a friend they really are if this shit keeps happening.
Lauren and I are really close friends, but we do see each other during lectures, and hang out in between, but lately this just isn't working. I would rather go about on my own than following two other people around, especially when there in their own world. And Godammit Lauren, Cory has a crush on you, he's asked you out twice already, so just say yes.
(So I may be a little bitter that I have to be the lonely bird watching two beings court, yes)
How do you politely tell a person that you don't want to hang with them anymore?