Anonymous ID: 3e2e38 Feb. 13, 2020, 10:10 a.m. No.8125305   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5318 >>5327 >>5329 >>5337 >>5342 >>5343 >>5415 >>5510 >>5686

I have a question for all of you fags.

 

I have a friend who I've known since middle school. When we were younger, we were pretty close. As we got older, we drifted apart, naturally. In our senior year of high school, we started hanging out again, due to a mutual interest in consuming silly quantities of any drug we could get our hands on. Friends died, bad things happened, harsh words were spoken from him to me, and I didn't speak to him for years. Eventually, I reached out to him, tried to get over myself, and make amends. Once I got onto the Q train, he began to interact with me on FB more than most of my other "friends". He was a concern-fag of the highest order. He would consistently come on my posts doubting, and spewing negativity. After about a year of it, I grew tired of his antics. I wound up blocking him about a month ago, because I just couldn't stomach the negativity.

 

The last few days, I've began to doubt this decision. He knows enough about Q from my posts to where he'll get it when the time is right. The struggle I've been having is that I can't imagine leaving anyone blocked throughout all of this. Really at a loss here. I know that he'll just show back up with his doubting and negativity, and I really don't want to deal with it, but I feel like I should just get over it.

 

Thoughts…?

Anonymous ID: 3e2e38 Feb. 13, 2020, 10:15 a.m. No.8125349   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5372

>>8125327

 

I don't "need" him as a friend.

That's not the point.

I just feel as though there will come a point where everyone in my circle of influence will need to benefit from my light.

 

I'll continue to give it thought. I would just hate to be left in the dark throughout all of this.

 

I guess that's my answer, huh? =o)