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I don't like initiating every single conversation hangout text It's not that I don't have friends It's just that they have friends other friends more important friends It's not that I don't to people It's just that they only talk to me because they see me five times a week It's not that I spend friday nights alone curled up watching netflix I still keep my phone by my side waiting for an invitation Because it's not like I haven't tried I'm just not the friend you invite to a party to hangout to eat And it's not like that doesn't hurt finding ways to mask the excuse of always being along introvertism can only go so far. It's not like I don't ask to be included I'm just not a part of the core group the group chat the skype call Look, I understand. I get it, I really do You have other friends, priorities, drama, and I just fade into the background Maybe I'm too independent or laid back Maybe I'm not engaging enough and don't text back It's not that I'm lonely It's not that I don't try I've just learned not to have to charge my phone over night I've just learned to expect a phone call from my parents or a text from my sister I'm not in a friend group, but I have friends I'm not in the group message, the skype call the table in the mess hall And I would be okay with that If I didn't know But you let slip, without warning, the meme that someone posted in the group something funny someone said during lunch the craziness of friday night But I know And I care
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 12:34 AM UTC
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I don't like initiating every single conversation hangout text It's not that I don't have friends It's just that they have friends other friends more important friends It's not that I don't to people It's just that they only talk to me because they see me five times a week It's not that I spend friday nights alone curled up watching netflix I still keep my phone by my side waiting for an invitation Because it's not like I haven't tried I'm just not the friend you invite to a party to hangout to eat And it's not like that doesn't hurt finding ways to mask the excuse of always being along introvertism can only go so far. It's not like I don't ask to be included I'm just not a part of the core group the group chat the skype call Look, I understand. I get it, I really do You have other friends, priorities, drama, and I just fade into the background Maybe I'm too independent or laid back Maybe I'm not engaging enough and don't text back It's not that I'm lonely It's not that I don't try I've just learned not to have to charge my phone over night I've just learned to expect a phone call from my parents or a text from my sister I'm not in a friend group, but I have friends I'm not in the group message, the skype call the table in the mess hall And I would be okay with that If I didn't know But you let slip, without warning, the meme that someone posted in the group something funny someone said during lunch the craziness of friday night But I know And I care
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 12:34 AM UTC
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