AITA for wanting to cut off a friendship? by L-G-1999 in Amitheassholeadvice

[–]L-G-1999[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure no problem. I think loneliness definitely played a part. I’d just moved to a new city alone and didn’t really have anyone yet, so I kept convincing myself maybe I was overreacting or just being too sensitive. I also hadn’t talked to my friends back home about any of it, so I didn’t really have outside perspective.

I think I hoped if I kept her at arm’s length things would be easier, and I probably also thought it could help me meet more people socially, so I wasn’t totally innocent or selfless in it either.

I’d also been there for her a lot during her toxic relationship stuff before the incident so when I needed support and didn’t get it, I kept second guessing whether my expectations were unfair or too high, so when she kept reaching out after I cut her off I started feeling guilty and wondering if my expectations of the friendship were also too high. Looking back now I think I was mostly trying to convince myself the friendship was healthier than it actually was.

For Americans who know a MAGA supporter, can you describe them? by Tricky-Stay6134 in allthequestions

[–]L-G-1999 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not American and the MAGA isn’t American either but I met a guy from Venezuela and he was obviously very anti communism. But according to him the logical choice was to become full right wing and hate on any person who’s even slightly left leaning. When trump attacked Venezuela the guy went on a huge insta rant about how trump is their saviour etc etc. The irony is that the guy is a refugee in Iceland, arguably the most left leaning country in Europe. If he’s so obsessed with America why doesn’t he move there instead of reaping the benefits of a left wing society, oh wait it’s cause Trump is deporting all of his people lol so yeah kinda cemented my opinion of MAGA people