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There is a phrase in the Russian language that "it's harder to make friends as you get older". I don't know how to relate to this thought. My social circle has changed completely several times since I emigrated. At first it is painful, but then you get used to it. You learn somehow not to get attached to people. Another important point is that I myself have reduced part of my circle of friends. And, unfortunately, not only friends. I had to stop communicating with my grandmother because she was constantly insulting my parents. Every time we talked on the phone, she spoke very badly about my dad and my mom. I told her that and she stopped talking to me. But I don't feel like I should have kept quiet. I was relieved. The same situations happened with some of my friends. For example, I had to stop communicating with a friend because our communication was always only on his terms. But it was a case where there are a lot of demands on you, but not a lot of benefits. So I got out of that relationship. It also happened with a friend of mine who knew how much I loved my dog. She was with me all the way through her growing up. Took a lot of pictures with her for my instagram, but she never wrote me a word of condolence. When I have something to give, she's always there for me. When I need trivial compassion and support - it's not there. And my relationship also ended with a friend who, knowing how I feel about my house, smoked in my bathroom where I grow orchids after I explained to her twice that we don't smoke at home. She didn't even apologize. Then, on my birthday she went with my friends to a different bar than where I went. And instead of being there for me in my 30s, she drank with people she was seeing for the first time in her life. There was no apology after that. Only aggression towards me. And she posted pictures of my dog on instagram too, but she didn't express any words of sympathy either. And that's how I slowly cleared my mental space. I try to surround myself with people who a

Published: May 23rd 2024, 4:17:16 pm

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There is a phrase in the Russian language that "it's harder to make friends as you get older". I don't know how to relate to this thought. My social circle has changed completely several times since I emigrated. At first it is painful, but then you get used to it. You learn somehow not to get attached to people. Another important point is that I myself have reduced part of my circle of friends. And, unfortunately, not only friends. I had to stop communicating with my grandmother because she was constantly insulting my parents. Every time we talked on the phone, she spoke very badly about my dad and my mom. I told her that and she stopped talking to me. But I don't feel like I should have kept quiet. I was relieved. The same situations happened with some of my friends. For example, I had to stop communicating with a friend because our communication was always only on his terms. But it was a case where there are a lot of demands on you, but not a lot of benefits. So I got out of that relationship. It also happened with a friend of mine who knew how much I loved my dog. She was with me all the way through her growing up. Took a lot of pictures with her for my instagram, but she never wrote me a word of condolence. When I have something to give, she's always there for me. When I need trivial compassion and support - it's not there. And my relationship also ended with a friend who, knowing how I feel about my house, smoked in my bathroom where I grow orchids after I explained to her twice that we don't smoke at home. She didn't even apologize. Then, on my birthday she went with my friends to a different bar than where I went. And instead of being there for me in my 30s, she drank with people she was seeing for the first time in her life. There was no apology after that. Only aggression towards me. And she posted pictures of my dog on instagram too, but she didn't express any words of sympathy either. And that's how I slowly cleared my mental space. I try to surround myself with people who a

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Hello, champions! 🖤

Today I decided to open up and share some thoughts with you guys on the topic of friendship. I'm 19 years old, and to be honest, I've already been through some difficult situations involving betrayal in friendship. But despite all the difficulties, I am convinced that experience makes us stronger.

Friendship for me has always been a kind of support, a place where you can share your joy and grief, be supported and understood. Unfortunately, not every person who comes into our lives is trustworthy. It happens that some of us choose the path of betrayal, and that feeling when someone you trusted turns against you is simply heartbreaking.

After such situations, I realized that it is not only important to choose your friends more carefully, but also to not lose your sincerity and openness. Even if the world seems cold and harsh sometimes, I believe that there is room for true friendship in it.

We all make mistakes, and I'm no exception either. But the experience of betrayal has taught me to appreciate those who stay by my side when it's hard and speak honestly in my eyes, even if it may be painful. After all, it is people like that who make our lives rich and meaningful.

Men, I am sure that among you there are those who appreciate true values in friendship. Let's create a circle of communication, where mutual understanding and support will be the key principles. After all, in our time, when many things are changing, true friendship is something valuable.

Remember, friends - though there are difficult moments, together we are strength! 


#fyp

Hello, champions! 🖤 Today I decided to open up and share some thoughts with you guys on the topic of friendship. I'm 19 years old, and to be honest, I've already been through some difficult situations involving betrayal in friendship. But despite all the difficulties, I am convinced that experience makes us stronger. Friendship for me has always been a kind of support, a place where you can share your joy and grief, be supported and understood. Unfortunately, not every person who comes into our lives is trustworthy. It happens that some of us choose the path of betrayal, and that feeling when someone you trusted turns against you is simply heartbreaking. After such situations, I realized that it is not only important to choose your friends more carefully, but also to not lose your sincerity and openness. Even if the world seems cold and harsh sometimes, I believe that there is room for true friendship in it. We all make mistakes, and I'm no exception either. But the experience of betrayal has taught me to appreciate those who stay by my side when it's hard and speak honestly in my eyes, even if it may be painful. After all, it is people like that who make our lives rich and meaningful. Men, I am sure that among you there are those who appreciate true values in friendship. Let's create a circle of communication, where mutual understanding and support will be the key principles. After all, in our time, when many things are changing, true friendship is something valuable. Remember, friends - though there are difficult moments, together we are strength! #fyp