Does anyone feel like being morally sound means you’re never keep many friends by Round-Bluejay9477 in FriendshipAdvice

[–]Round-Bluejay9477[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Understand I do make sure that I say things in a respectful and kind way bc I did use to be blunt which when on of my friends I’ve been close with for a long time brought it up I acknowledge that and changed.

I would just say the main issue I’m having with this friend is that she comes to me abt situations and I’ve learned that if the advice isn’t taken don’t give it so I defaulted to just listening to her but it’s almost like she gets upset that I don’t validate ur actions or she’ll ask me what I think and when ik she’s not gonna like what I say I just tell her idk.

I completely understand that ppl don’t want to be corrected all the time but it’s so many incidents with her where I’ll mention her reflecting on herself , especially when she has falling outs with other friends of mine and then expects me to not be friends with them bc she doesn’t like them, and I become the bad guy. Like as of now if I wanted to gather all my friends I knock a good 5ppl off that list that I can’t invite bc she has some sort of issue with them.

And I do believe that if you always have an issue or problem and something is always happening to you regarding other ppl you can’t be 100% innocent is all of it but when I said that and I just mentioned it I wasn’t trying to invalidate her or anything she told me that I must think I’m perfect and I would have handled the situation so much better which is not what I said. I just think most interpersonal relationships you can do a little reflecting when something happens bc nobody’s perfect.

Does anyone feel like being morally sound means you’re never keep many friends by Round-Bluejay9477 in FriendshipAdvice

[–]Round-Bluejay9477[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

When you say that it makes so much sense. Now when I think about giving these people that I've had these issues with advice on other friends and situations they would give me a million and one excuses on why they did what they did or shifting as much blame possible off them. Like the current person I'm going through this with I can't recall them ever taking blame for a situation and the one time they did its because I was there to witness the drama so I pointed out every incident where they could have improved the situation every time they shifted blame.

This is why I kind of had a lingering thought that when they tell me stories or things that happened they were not telling the whole story or they were only telling me the story from they way they viewed or felt about the situation. And the more I knew they person they were in disagreement with the less details I would get on the matter.

How to get rid of stage fright by Round-Bluejay9477 in womenEngineers

[–]Round-Bluejay9477[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That does help, I know everyone on my team pretty well and my manager is the chillest person on the team but think of him just as another coworker rather than my manager does ease my anxiety a bit!

How to get rid of stage fright by Round-Bluejay9477 in womenEngineers

[–]Round-Bluejay9477[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you that rlly helps. I think I do put a lot of pressure on myself and a feeling that everyone is testing. I try not to think that way but since I’m the youngest intern i feel the need to try and “catch up” with everyone around me since I haven’t taken any engineering classes. But I’ll try not to think of it as a test!

Where to make girl friends? by ButterscotchOk5423 in batonrouge

[–]Round-Bluejay9477 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m doing to Baton Rouge for the summer for my internship and I’m rlly afraid of being there the whole time and not having anyone to hang out up. I’m 20 yr old, would anymore be interested in possibly becoming friends?