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⌈ Secret Post #2466 ⌋

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Comments

[chardmonster]

There is a big difference between being an introvert and being an asshole.

[(Anonymous)]

not to mention, the two aren't mutually exclusive.

[chardmonster]

Hell yes.

I'm sick and tired of people using various conditions as excuses to be jerks. Yes, it's much harder to be polite if you're an introvert or have social anxiety. I'm more or less one, and suffered something at least close to social anxiety as a teenager, so I'd know.

You should attempt to be good to people anyway because being good to people is worthwhile in and of itself. You are actually obligated to do so, particularly with people you consider friends.

[(Anonymous)]

so very true. i'm a little surprised at how many commenters above are coming up with excuses for this awful friend, tbh. being shy or introverted is one thing, but not saying thank-you, not paying for anything, and barely speaking to your host beyond one-word answers is just downright rude. if the friend really is socially anxious, then they should have explained to the OP that they have difficulty with social interaction. not mooched off them and ignored all conversation.

the lack of thanks isn't even the worst part imo. expecting a friend (especially one you only just met IRL) to make all the plans and pay for everything is just downright rude. especially considering how expensive some of those activities sound.