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Anonymous Posted at 12:55 pm on Nov. 18, 2008
How do you get people to trust you, or at least to see you as a non-threatening ally? I know you have to build up trust over time but I constantly get misinterpreted and my real intentions (which are good, I try to be a kind person) are often obscured.

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Anonymous Posted at 1:12 pm on Nov. 20, 2008
Quote: from ellen421 at 10:40 pm on Nov. 19, 2008

first you should trust others, and listen to others whole-hearted

Tried that, I was naive and ended up losing all my money and a lot of my things to people wanted to "borrow" it.

ellen421 Posted at 10:40 pm on Nov. 19, 2008
first you should trust others, and listen to others whole-hearted
xEnragedSyphersx Posted at 6:22 pm on Nov. 19, 2008
Try not to talk so much, and if you tend to talk technical with a big vocabulary, don't do it as much. Hang out with them, be funny.

Don't go online and google jokes, just have fun. People will like that.

Anonymous Posted at 3:15 pm on Nov. 19, 2008
I'm a little too good at it, I guess the real me scares people, so I'd like to know how I should act to be socially acceptable.
It isn't an issue with manners/maturity/hygiene/etc. but I believe its something social, most likely something subtle as well...
xEnragedSyphersx Posted at 2:48 pm on Nov. 19, 2008
Well normally I would say be yourself, but you obviously aren't good at that : p
Anonymous Posted at 1:25 pm on Nov. 18, 2008
Quote: from x3Giselex3 at 12:59 pm on Nov. 18, 2008

Dont screw over your best friend for popularity thats all i say............being "evryones friend" or an ally anong evryone isnt worth it when you lose a best friend and once they step down and out there gone forever so just know that. I will never be back the way i was before with my old friend. Its just over now all because she wanted to be evryones friend just because she afraid of the people who dont like me at school and are "after me"

Well, at the moment my main goal is to establish a handful, or at least one, very good friend or best friend. I'm not talking about cutting corners to win over trust from a large group of people like some dictator, I just want to let people know that they can trust me and that I won't harm them or betray their trust..

Anonymous Posted at 1:23 pm on Nov. 18, 2008
Quote: from masterzion at 12:56 pm on Nov. 18, 2008

me to aww man i cant call you hun or bub

It doesn't matter what sex I am, we're all just humans trying to be understood and accepted.

x3Giselex3 Posted at 12:59 pm on Nov. 18, 2008
Dont screw over your best friend for popularity thats all i say............being "evryones friend" or an ally anong evryone isnt worth it when you lose a best friend and once they step down and out there gone forever so just know that. I will never be back the way i was before with my old friend. Its just over now all because she wanted to be evryones friend just because she afraid of the people who dont like me at school and are "after me"
Thanantos Posted at 12:56 pm on Nov. 18, 2008
me to aww man i cant call you hun or bub
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