You're a nice person...
A sentence that has really bothered me today.
This morning a girl knocked on the door selling something for the house, something to do with windows, and I told her that we were a rented property. She asked if I knew which other houses in the area were rented, so I pointed a fe out for her to which she repplied: 'You're a nice person, I wish everybody that opened the dorr was as nice as you.'
'Nice'.
I feel that's how a lot of people view me. 'Nice'. Nobody really cares too much about hanging out with a 'Nice' person. Nobody really pays you much notice when you're 'Nice'.
Kyle and me had a falling out at the end of July because he let me down again. It wasn't really so much a fall out, we just stopped talking. He messaged me a few days ago to 'see where we stand' and we met up yesterday to chat. It was awkward. For the first time ever we didn't really have anything to say to one another. There's been a real shift in the friendship, something doesn't feel right.
Anyway, he was telling me about how much fun he has with his new group of friends an how they're always going out and having a laugh. It made me feel boring.
After everything that we've done for Kyle, I feel like I am just the friend that is there if he needs to get away. He can pay me no mind until something goes wrong and he needs to get away. I'm the 'Nice' one. Not the one that he particularly wants to go out and have a laugh with, but the one he can sit down and offload onto.
Seeing him has actually made me feel worse than how I felt when we weren't talking.
It's made me think about everybody else that I know and work with. Everyone sees me as this 'Nice' person that can maybe make them laugh every now and then, but how many people actually want to get to know me and be my friend? I'm like that girl that you'd have to sit next to in school who was always polite and friendly and would help you get through anthing you wouldn't understand and was really nice to talk to, but once that school bell rang you;d completely forget about her and go on with your life.
I don't have m/any friends. I often think about if I were to pass away. How many people would go to my funeral? Nobody recognises me as I walk through bromsgrove high street, nobody messages me or texts me to see how I'm doing. When I do see people we have small talk. I hate small talk. I'm that 'Nice' person that you vaguely remember speaking to a few days ago and that you can pick something up from the last conversation and ask how I'm doing.
I feel completely left behind with Kyle. We finished out meeting last night with 'Lets keep talking and see what happens'. I'm left today feeling completely bothered, whereas I know that he will be fine.
So the girl that said 'You're a 'Nice' person. I wanted to smily slyly and slam the door in her face and walk away. But instead, I said thank you and waved her off. Because I'm a 'Nice' person.
This morning a girl knocked on the door selling something for the house, something to do with windows, and I told her that we were a rented property. She asked if I knew which other houses in the area were rented, so I pointed a fe out for her to which she repplied: 'You're a nice person, I wish everybody that opened the dorr was as nice as you.'
'Nice'.
I feel that's how a lot of people view me. 'Nice'. Nobody really cares too much about hanging out with a 'Nice' person. Nobody really pays you much notice when you're 'Nice'.
Kyle and me had a falling out at the end of July because he let me down again. It wasn't really so much a fall out, we just stopped talking. He messaged me a few days ago to 'see where we stand' and we met up yesterday to chat. It was awkward. For the first time ever we didn't really have anything to say to one another. There's been a real shift in the friendship, something doesn't feel right.
Anyway, he was telling me about how much fun he has with his new group of friends an how they're always going out and having a laugh. It made me feel boring.
After everything that we've done for Kyle, I feel like I am just the friend that is there if he needs to get away. He can pay me no mind until something goes wrong and he needs to get away. I'm the 'Nice' one. Not the one that he particularly wants to go out and have a laugh with, but the one he can sit down and offload onto.
Seeing him has actually made me feel worse than how I felt when we weren't talking.
It's made me think about everybody else that I know and work with. Everyone sees me as this 'Nice' person that can maybe make them laugh every now and then, but how many people actually want to get to know me and be my friend? I'm like that girl that you'd have to sit next to in school who was always polite and friendly and would help you get through anthing you wouldn't understand and was really nice to talk to, but once that school bell rang you;d completely forget about her and go on with your life.
I don't have m/any friends. I often think about if I were to pass away. How many people would go to my funeral? Nobody recognises me as I walk through bromsgrove high street, nobody messages me or texts me to see how I'm doing. When I do see people we have small talk. I hate small talk. I'm that 'Nice' person that you vaguely remember speaking to a few days ago and that you can pick something up from the last conversation and ask how I'm doing.
I feel completely left behind with Kyle. We finished out meeting last night with 'Lets keep talking and see what happens'. I'm left today feeling completely bothered, whereas I know that he will be fine.
So the girl that said 'You're a 'Nice' person. I wanted to smily slyly and slam the door in her face and walk away. But instead, I said thank you and waved her off. Because I'm a 'Nice' person.
anxious
exhausted