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Spinning off from the "How you murdered your family means nothing to me" thread:
quote:Originally posted by Mordant C@rnival:
I've had ppl... try and forge a relationship with me, only it wasn't actually me, it was some character they'd cooked up in their heads. Then, when I wouldn't conform to the artificial construct they'd made for me, they'd behave like I was being spiteful. Am I dangerous? Well, their pain was real enough, but I don't reckon I caused it.
quote:Originally posted by Floats With Spider:
<snip>This happens frequently in my relationships, romantic, platonic, business and otherwise. People have a construct of me, often quite archetypical, and any deviance in my behavior from the patterns associated with their construct is just unacceptable.
Personally, people make me their Nemesis. Every attempt will be made to render me incorrect or foolish looking, contradicting me purely to be arbitrary, and I am assumed to have an ulterior motive or rakish intent in everything I do. Yet, these exact same people will approach me for advice when in a particularly difficult quandary, as if I put them there, and therefore the only one with the cognition to help.
I've grown a bit tired of this pattern, but haven't found my way out.
So, what's your archetype? Who are you to others when you're not who you are? I'll elaborate on my own later.
Any thoughts on this, you crazy kids? |
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