Is it normal if i cut off people and i'm fine with that?

I thought you were talking about cars.

Because when I am trying to change lanes and I have had my blinker on forever and this person just will not let me pass them but they won't speed the fuck up enough that I can get behind them or there is just no way I can take the lane behind them...

I cut them off. For real. Fuck them. And they get pissed like what? I had my fucking blinker on, sorry I didn't send a ping to your fucking IPhone to let you know that while your absorbed in your pathetic little text message, there is traffic around you. My bad. My bad.

Has anyone ever cut you out of their life?

Sorry but I don't think that's normal, it's like you buy friends like groceries, use them up then throw them away. You need help

I feel similar to you. When I feel people are getting too close for comfort I move away. I can't deal with clinginess. I am fine with the occasional hangout but not when I see them every single day. I find being by myself or with others on days like that as solace. I just shield myself from getting too personal. It is horrible but I try not to just completely cut people off. I take a break from them to give them a chance to miss me and for me to miss them. It feels like relationships are rejuvenated afterwards.

I bet you masturbate a lot and your friends keep interrupting you

Hmm to me loyalty is a huge part of friendship otherwise its not friendship at all, just acquaintances.

Keep doing it and you'll be so desensitized that you won't give a shit about abandoning potential friends. People will know you as a coward that ran away from his conundrums, rather than to confront them and dismiss them entirely. That's how people fabricate demons; some so powerful that the guilt can eat you up. Tell your friends how you feel and they'll understand, whether they feel like moving on or not.

dont you want something deeper?

People are easily replaced.

You walk past millions of people on the street, all of them as interesting as the last.

i do the same and i like to be close with people for long time but i feel bored and i want new people if i deal with them every day it is boring even if i do like them .. that's normal i think that we " people human " r designed to deal with lots lots of people and it is important to take a break with people even if we really love them coz if we do not the relationship will be full of negative feeling!! and we will see only the negative things because of routine ! i even feel like i need a break from my family and just go out couples of days it makes me feel better when i come back home and make me more patient abt the things that can piss me off if i deal with them daily !

You are obviously not fine with it.

Lol you sound like a bit of a bitch to me.

It is normal to become annoyed with some behaviors, mainly when you spend a lot of time with the same people, you tend to notice them more and small details of their personalities will make you become "sick" of them. The fact that you cut those people off is absolutely normal, because if you feel that those people have nothing positive to contribute to your life there's no point forcing yourself to hang around them. And it's even normal to get annoyed with your close friends, because hanging around the same person for long periods of time makes you notice details you don't particularly like, and if you're away from that person for a while you'll miss them and those details won't seem so significant.
I don't think you should feel bad about it. You just know who you like and who you don't, and you give the people you like a chance, otherwise you'd block them out as well. I think it's just a matter of you not wanting to force yourself to put up with people just to have someone around you, which is way more mature than being all nice and fake. When you like someone, you know how to deal with the things you dislike. There's nothing wrong with that..

You're normal, I don't like to make friends and thats fine

I actually reconnected with a friend just yesterday. We hadn't talked in months. I have one friend that I dropped completely 7 years ago because they were annoying and their family was weird.

I'm sorry, but did the middle of my sentence interrupt the beginning of yours? ... Yes it's rude, unless the other person never shuts up!

Yeah I guess friendships end for similar reasons as relationships; people get tired of each other. Nothing wrong with taking a break from people, because some time apart can make the heart grow fonder. That's why I kinda like the idea of a long distance relationship.

I want to say I don't care for this sort of behavior but ironically I do the same damn thing. I even hold most of them dear in my heart but for whatever reason we drift apart. I think this sort of thing happens more often with women than men in my humble opinion. I find that lots of chicks have this awful codependent streak that runs through their friendships where they expect one another to conform to their expectations rather than accepting or rejecting each other as they are. If someone expects me to change myself for her friendship it's better to say bugger off. For instance, I'm through with being friends with women who dwell on their ex's or define themselves by their romantic relationship status. I recently started hanging out with tomboy types and they're more fun. Some are single, some are in relationships, most are straight but some are queer and yeah they talk about relationships but they don't get obsessive and dwell on things. So basically if someone drains me then I don't need to be around them; it's toxic for me and I have to move on.