AnonyAnonymous
#144861157Saturday, August 30, 2014 5:26 AM GMT

Why did you allow your friend to influence you negatively like this?, while my next statement may ever occur, this could eventually cause you to become easily persuadable into doing all kinds of things and have rather negative effects altogether, however the main idea is, you should try to make a decision by yourself regardless of someone's influence.
AnonyAnonymous
#145308572Thursday, September 04, 2014 7:12 AM GMT

There's multiple factors to consider if you are trying to do something such as this, first, how does your friend intend to set up a system to have his "Visual Basic" code converted into components of "Lua"? while staying within the limits of "Roblox Studio"?.
AnonyAnonymous
#145308603Thursday, September 04, 2014 7:16 AM GMT

Actually, it would be much more beneficial for your friend to simply just apply some of the concepts he's learned in "Visual Basic" to learn "Lua" rather then trying to use complicated and perhaps even limited methods of getting "Visual Basic" code to work in "Roblox Studio".
AnonyAnonymous
#147230971Friday, October 03, 2014 10:40 AM GMT

Why not just leave your friend's home and go to your own? It can be significantly more safer than walking home at "Night-Time" around potentially dangerous people.
AnonyAnonymous
#147427542Monday, October 06, 2014 3:48 AM GMT

Well, wealthiness itself doesn't cause someone to become egotistical, It depends entirely on how the person allows being wealthy to affect their perspective and behavior. I would suggest that you simply stop communicating with your "friend" if they're acting selfish as it will likely cause a cycle of temporary positivity and negativity.
AnonyAnonymous
#147433628Monday, October 06, 2014 7:15 AM GMT

Something else to do, rather. Although, you could interact with a friend.
AnonyAnonymous
#148055883Thursday, October 16, 2014 7:15 PM GMT

If you're really trying consistently to help console your "friend" and assist them with their problem, It's not your fault if they aren't willing to accept your advice. I would suggest that you simply discuss this with the person and inform them that you're sincerely trying to help them, If it's bothering them, simply give them a break as necessary. There's only a limited extent that a person can assist someone else before they simply have to change their response altogether.
AnonyAnonymous
#148250419Sunday, October 19, 2014 7:31 PM GMT

Alright, If your "friend" isn't willing to try to understand and listen to any of the beneficial information they receive, there's nothing that you could personally do to actually change their opinion of the situation. It's neither your fault nor the people trying to help this person, If they're aren't willing to follow the advice and keep consistently acting unkind then I would suggest that you act "kind" to the person yet you simply stop trying to solve the problem for them simply because i...
AnonyAnonymous
#149950426Monday, November 17, 2014 6:14 PM GMT

Alright, It's understandable that you want other individuals to respond sympathetically to your friend because of the negative events that occurred;However, creating a thread on a random internet website oriented towards a game certainly won't solve the problem and you'll likely receive unnecessarily aggressive responses due to numerous factors. I'm going to suggest that you simply try to remain positive and speak to people outside of a screen about it, they'll be able to assess the situation...
AnonyAnonymous
#150449001Wednesday, November 26, 2014 9:49 AM GMT

Your friend will likely benefit from traversing the extensive spectrum of "Academic" knowledge rather than attempting to focus excessively on insignificant matters.
AnonyAnonymous
#150848464Monday, December 01, 2014 1:34 AM GMT

"now they're ODing too, and he's telling me about how him being friends like that is justified" "Online-Dating" is prohibited in the "Roblox Community Guidelines". I would suggest that you report your "Friends" and allow the moderators to handle the problem in correlation with apologizing. \ You don't need to make yourself have more guilt than necessary as your "Friend" also participated.
AnonyAnonymous
#150848913Monday, December 01, 2014 1:38 AM GMT

Then don't make yourself suffer any further guilt. If you apologize and the person doesn't want to accept it, It's their decision and you simply cannot control their actions. I would personally consider your relationship with your "Friend" as opportunistic rather than platonic as it's evident that he's concerned with benefiting from your mistakes. I'm going to suggest that you simply just remain calm and if your "Friend" disregards your Point-Of-View despite genuine and open-minded attempt...
AnonyAnonymous
#150850104Monday, December 01, 2014 1:51 AM GMT

Let this sequence of unfortunate events act as a valuable lesson, It's not worth humiliating a friend of yours just to appease another individual. Accept the fact that contributed to the problem and simply apologize to the person that you "betrayed", It's a stepping stone in building the figurative "Stairs-Of-Friendship".
AnonyAnonymous
#158458104Sunday, March 22, 2015 11:11 PM GMT

You aren't inferior to your friend whatsoever. Each individual varies in personality characteristics from another person, I'm certain that you have plenty of positive and beneficial characteristics without having to conform to the social standards of another adolescent. It's much better to divide yourself from the psychological entrapment of a clique than it is to allow yourself to become attached to something that could eventually damage your social perception of other humans when negativity ...
AnonyAnonymous
#159910652Saturday, April 11, 2015 7:00 AM GMT

"WHAT HAPPENED? :(" The thread creator decided to 'Hug' random individuals in order to surpass their friend during a deal of some kind and eventually attracted the attention of an infatuated female. Now the user is apparently condescending by acting as though their physical "Beauty" is useful other than to garner support from a group of narrow-minded and psychologically-underdeveloped adolescents. Of-course, this is under the assumption that the user isn't simply trying to receive entertainme...