Do you have any enemies?
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Disgustipated
Deity
I don't know if I could say he's a full enemy, but the man who took away the woman I love twice is pretty damn close. It's pretty bad to lose a woman once to a man, but twice is just devastating.
Perfection
The Great Head.
Jealousy
You'd have to ask them (the enemies), because only they really understand why they decided to inflict harm on a person.I am quite curious as to how you people with multiple enemies manage to acquire them all.
Japanrocks12
tired of being a man
I used to have someone that fits every criteria, but they're no longer in my life.
wolfigor
Emperor
A girl, once rightfully ditched, decided to become my nemesis with constant harassment via phone, email, FB, skype, etc.
She did not only stalk and harass me, but also some of my friends and co-workers.
Police, as usual, did practically nothing to help.
Anyway she now stopped harassing me, but continued her personal psychopathic war against another target.
She did not only stalk and harass me, but also some of my friends and co-workers.
Police, as usual, did practically nothing to help.
Anyway she now stopped harassing me, but continued her personal psychopathic war against another target.
Virote_Considon
The Great Dictator
Hygro
soundcloud.com/hygro/
Hey man, I know it's a lot more comfortable to hate the man, but the girl's a bigger problem.
Verarde
Pondering Wearing A Hat
warpus
Sommerswerd asked me to change this
The guy who owns warpus.com
Hygro
soundcloud.com/hygro/
Even if you assume the enemy of your enemy is your friend, there's still no reason to equate God and Darwin as enemies.
Tahuti
Writing Deity
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Plus, he can also mean the city and the OS.
I seem to accumulate enemies, but friends drift away. The really unpleasant ones are women, as above (and friends of same), but there are three men who are simply vile and callous.
Well, two of them are and the other hates me because I ended up going out with the girl he had a crush on ... 4 girls in a row.
I avoid relationships now, but one woman became upset because she felt jilted even though we never had any sort of relationship except chatting. Women (and some men) seem to become suspicious if I openly admit to being uninterested in long-term relationships, as if questioning such a central feature of society automatically makes me despicable. If I'm going to make women angry by being honest, it's tempting to stop being honest and just lie about my intentions. I can't quite stomach it though.
Maniacal
the green Napoleon
No, not since highschool, and even then probably not since grade 9.
Disgustipated
Deity
yeah, tell me about it. I still love her. I am a fool indeed.
Floating Pants
Drunk on Life
No, not really. It's due to my state of mind: whenever I wake up one day, I have the incapability to remember negative actions of someone the day before, unless they still effect me another day. But, I've never had a man steal a woman I like, so I don't know how that feels.
I remember in junior high, though, there was a person I could genuinely call an enemy. That's the only person that I can refer to as a enemy, though, because every time I saw him, I wanted to hurt him. I don't get that feeling when many people, so no, I have no enemies.
I remember in junior high, though, there was a person I could genuinely call an enemy. That's the only person that I can refer to as a enemy, though, because every time I saw him, I wanted to hurt him. I don't get that feeling when many people, so no, I have no enemies.
Not anymore, no. In order for a guy to really be an enemy, I think the dislike has to be active and mutual. I don't have anybody like that anymore...I like most people, and the ones I really don't tend to just be removed from my life, so I don't have to spend mental energy hatin' on them. Life is too short to waste mental energy on guys who aren't worth it.
Terxpahseyton
Nobody
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He even has podcasts this son of a bi*ch.
