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Tayboo said:
Question...why do men think it's acceptable to not talk to someone for months then get an attitude when their out the blue invitation for drinks is declined?????
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Maybe to catch up cause they havent spoken in a while.

Ill be the first to admit im terrible with phones. But it is not out of hate or anything. There are a few friends that a month or two will go by. But I do eventually reach out to make sure they are good.
 
Tayboo said:
Question...why do men think it's acceptable to not talk to someone for months then get an attitude when their out the blue invitation for drinks is declined?????
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Honest answer, I apologize if it comes off as mansplain, we don’t process time like y’all do, we don’t consider how important a bond is like y’all do. We don’t appreciate people like yall do.

Like, if I think about you, you’re always there. I might yearn for you, but the thoughts of you hold me, if I can’t bring myself to be vulnerable enough to risk giving you to power of knowing I need you.

I’ll wait till I don’t feel vulnerable, to where it’s just a matter of fact, where when if you don’t miss me like I miss you, but to afraid to tell you. And you deny me, I can mask it with anger and not feel the hurt I feel from missing you now even more

😒 Type shit
 
loud-ninja said:
Maybe to catch up cause they havent spoken in a while.

Ill be the first to admit im terrible with phones. But it is not out of hate or anything. There are a few friends that a month or two will go by. But I do eventually reach out to make sure they are good.
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My friend that i have known since 1st grade, I probably havent spoken to in close to a year. Shit's terrible, lol. He only lives maybe 25 miles away. We have similar personalities though. He has a family now. When we do get up, it's good times
 
Royal said:
All up in the lounge and don't know who the owner is

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Learn these fools something please

Mike forgot it was blk hsty mth but he Danish so he gets a pass
 
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