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No one listens to the sociable wallflower.
13 years ago
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Can you hear them? They're calling... There are few people who actually know me. But if you know me, I'm generally someone who, if you come to me for advice, I will give it. No matter what it's about. If you come to me asking if you should do something. All of that rather fun yet oh so tedious bullocks that people put themselves through. Maybe I do it because I enjoy being depended upon, makes me feel useful.
Maybe I do it because I have nothing more to do. Maybe because I'm looking for a purpose. Whatever the case may be, I still do it. Generally speaking, what I have to say about a particular situation or person tends to play out just as I have stated it would. In fact, I don't think I've been wrong with these 'predictions'.
Why is this, you ask? Because I have the qualities of a wallflower but the energy and charisma of a social butterfly. I observe everybody, even people I don't know. In fact, there are several people that I automatically don't trust because of my observations.
Though I can say for certain that when someone asks me for my advice then ignores what I have to say, it makes me less likely to help them in the future. The more they do it, the less I will help until one day, they will come and ask me for my help and I will simply refuse.
Though sometimes, I will admit, I know that my advice is unwanted. They don't want to believe what I have to say when it comes down to a particular person or place because they want their head filled with illusions if seeing something that can be great, but also turn out to be bitter and hopeless. But I've never been one to sugarcoat something entirely. If I display particular affections for a person, be it platonic or romantic or a combination of the two, I will leave bits out, but I won't sugarcoat.
That is, until one angers me. When one angers me, and I will tell them the full on, blunt, painful truth of what they really don't want to hear or see. Something that has been subconsciously eating away at them because they know that what I tell them is true, they just don't want to believe it. One might say that they're not one to give up so quickly or some rubbish like that yet before they pursued anything, I told you what I know of the person.
Now, tell me exactly how one would be giving up if the pursuit was never started in the first place.
No one ever listens to the sociable wallflower. They don't take my words seriously. Well, most of them don't. I thank those of you who do simply because you know of my wisdom, even when I portray myself as a 420 friendly idjit who takes everything easy and rolls along with no real sought out purpose. A word from the wise though.
If you are going to tell me you're going to do something and I tell you it's a bad idea, maybe you should listen to me. Maybe it won't play out poorly for you if you dare to listen to my words. Only time will tell, of course.
Maybe I do it because I have nothing more to do. Maybe because I'm looking for a purpose. Whatever the case may be, I still do it. Generally speaking, what I have to say about a particular situation or person tends to play out just as I have stated it would. In fact, I don't think I've been wrong with these 'predictions'.
Why is this, you ask? Because I have the qualities of a wallflower but the energy and charisma of a social butterfly. I observe everybody, even people I don't know. In fact, there are several people that I automatically don't trust because of my observations.
Though I can say for certain that when someone asks me for my advice then ignores what I have to say, it makes me less likely to help them in the future. The more they do it, the less I will help until one day, they will come and ask me for my help and I will simply refuse.
Though sometimes, I will admit, I know that my advice is unwanted. They don't want to believe what I have to say when it comes down to a particular person or place because they want their head filled with illusions if seeing something that can be great, but also turn out to be bitter and hopeless. But I've never been one to sugarcoat something entirely. If I display particular affections for a person, be it platonic or romantic or a combination of the two, I will leave bits out, but I won't sugarcoat.
That is, until one angers me. When one angers me, and I will tell them the full on, blunt, painful truth of what they really don't want to hear or see. Something that has been subconsciously eating away at them because they know that what I tell them is true, they just don't want to believe it. One might say that they're not one to give up so quickly or some rubbish like that yet before they pursued anything, I told you what I know of the person.
Now, tell me exactly how one would be giving up if the pursuit was never started in the first place.
No one ever listens to the sociable wallflower. They don't take my words seriously. Well, most of them don't. I thank those of you who do simply because you know of my wisdom, even when I portray myself as a 420 friendly idjit who takes everything easy and rolls along with no real sought out purpose. A word from the wise though.
If you are going to tell me you're going to do something and I tell you it's a bad idea, maybe you should listen to me. Maybe it won't play out poorly for you if you dare to listen to my words. Only time will tell, of course.
