Alrite.
I try to help Lien (my very, very close friend) by telling her things to watch out for since she now has a new boyfriend. From her talks, I think her new boyriend isn't really putting much effort into their relationship. She tells me all the time how much she loves being with him, but what I hear most often is "well, he was out with his friends..." and usually she means up until 3:00 in the morning. She's too "in love" with the moron to notice the little things that she even tells me.
"He's asleep right. He told me to call later, but I don't want to bother him."
He knows your going to do that. Free time for him.
"I just came back from Hawaii, but he hasn't called me yet."
He didn't care to notice it was the day you came back. He STILL hasn't called her yet.
"He's with his friend right now about some tournament in Fresno."
I saw him at the mall the same night she told me that. He lied to her.
" We go out, but when I ask him 'Are we on a date or are we just hanging out?' he would reply 'Well, either way, I'm with you aren't I?' "
This a*****e won't even say it's a date. She keeps questioning herself what a date actually is. This is only her second relationship with a guy who's not so much of an a**, but really can't hide his ******** laziness.
I'm sorry, but my opinion is that this isn't how couples act. PERIOD. If I had a choice, I would tell her to break up with him too, but she actually has hope for him. It's going to hurt her real bad if he really is the a*****e that I claim to see. I can read people from how they act in society and I'm right about people atleast 85% of the time. If I'm ever wrong, then I scar my back with a every mistake I make. But with this scenario, I'm not going to feel that scenario.
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