Caelus
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When someone’s being “nice” to me or plays pretend at being my friend, I just know instantly there’s something off. I know they either:
A) Want something of me.
Very typical. My “friends” used to do it all the time back in school. They often expect me to pave the way for their own comfort or NOT commit to whatever they’ve deemed undesirable by their own.
B) Intend to harm me.
For whatever purpose. Since I’ve never hurt a fly my whole life, it’s 99.9% of the time out of their own volition, and they do it purely because it validates them and makes them feel better. I’m ugly, short, and beyond lonely. You won’t find an easier target than me. Even during childhood I was mercilessly bullied and not once did I fight back or harm anyone.
It’s impossible to be on an unassailable guard all the time but I’m getting better and better at it as time goes by. One instance of someone acting kind and I’m immediately on the lookout for something fishy. Substantiated with evidence, I’m always on the spot with it too.
A) Want something of me.
Very typical. My “friends” used to do it all the time back in school. They often expect me to pave the way for their own comfort or NOT commit to whatever they’ve deemed undesirable by their own.
B) Intend to harm me.
For whatever purpose. Since I’ve never hurt a fly my whole life, it’s 99.9% of the time out of their own volition, and they do it purely because it validates them and makes them feel better. I’m ugly, short, and beyond lonely. You won’t find an easier target than me. Even during childhood I was mercilessly bullied and not once did I fight back or harm anyone.
It’s impossible to be on an unassailable guard all the time but I’m getting better and better at it as time goes by. One instance of someone acting kind and I’m immediately on the lookout for something fishy. Substantiated with evidence, I’m always on the spot with it too.