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The recent article on making new friends and great friends by Chase is superbly on the ball. I was good with friends but never really had people intentionally want to bring me for real to place they going. You know the kind of like just asking out for fun, and making up the extra people.
From my experience with a lot of friends, i agree with Chase indefinitely that people who tend to chase you very much don't really make great friends. They usually have something up their sleeve, want some gain or i would say with the honest of most opinion, that person is retarded. (some creepy guy wanted to be friends as example).
I just went to two clubs over the course of this week, had a pretty DJ walking up, pretending to play her phone, and stop there for a min or two, and miss out. GOSH!
I be writing a field report and an observation. Relating to the club experience i just realize after not going there for awhile. Use to go there often, and maybe a post, i hope this nugget will help, in relevance to Chase articles "The Meaning of Grit" and "Are you smart? It's doesn't matter either way".
Pls do check it within this few days. Thanks!
Zac.
From my experience with a lot of friends, i agree with Chase indefinitely that people who tend to chase you very much don't really make great friends. They usually have something up their sleeve, want some gain or i would say with the honest of most opinion, that person is retarded. (some creepy guy wanted to be friends as example).
I just went to two clubs over the course of this week, had a pretty DJ walking up, pretending to play her phone, and stop there for a min or two, and miss out. GOSH!
I be writing a field report and an observation. Relating to the club experience i just realize after not going there for awhile. Use to go there often, and maybe a post, i hope this nugget will help, in relevance to Chase articles "The Meaning of Grit" and "Are you smart? It's doesn't matter either way".
Pls do check it within this few days. Thanks!
Zac.
