Of course, its true. What could I possibly gain from lying on here?
While that does make sense, I can't think of any time where I could have hurt her feelings. It was usually her causing me to hurt. Her becoming angered over simple things or things that I had zero control over. Now I know that I may have annoyed her because at the time around our last communication, I had the tendency to text too much. I never intended to be annoying and I theorize that the reason I did it was because I was scared of losing friends.
I can't fathom why she'd see me as a rival. We met because of a similar interest and at one point decided to both pursue the same career. I ended up changing my mind but she doesn't know about that. The only thing I can see her being envious of is my art. I never really thought about it that way. I always thought that she was emotionally and occasionally mentally unstable. The thing is I've never had a "normal life". However, I never was allowed to expressed this properly express with my friends. If sexuality makes a difference here, I am bisexual and the last I checked it was also the same with her.
This is a good point. I have decided to keep my distance and instead of giving her my number or personal email, I'll give her a professional email. This way I can be distant, in a sense, and still keep things from being too personal.
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Of course, its true. What could I possibly gain from lying on here?
While that does make sense, I can't think of any time where I could have hurt her feelings. It was usually her causing me to hurt. Her becoming angered over simple things or things that I had zero control over. Now I know that I may have annoyed her because at the time around our last communication, I had the tendency to text too much. I never intended to be annoying and I theorize that the reason I did it was because I was scared of losing friends.
I can't fathom why she'd see me as a rival. We met because of a similar interest and at one point decided to both pursue the same career. I ended up changing my mind but she doesn't know about that. The only thing I can see her being envious of is my art. I never really thought about it that way. I always thought that she was emotionally and occasionally mentally unstable. The thing is I've never had a "normal life". However, I never was allowed to expressed this properly express with my friends. If sexuality makes a difference here, I am bisexual and the last I checked it was also the same with her.
This is a good point. I have decided to keep my distance and instead of giving her my number or personal email, I'll give her a professional email. This way I can be distant, in a sense, and still keep things from being too personal.