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PepsiChic · 12-07-2007, 01:51 AM

well said blerg!

ive always said "a stranger is a friend you havent met yet" and i openly give people the chance to be a friend. i trust far far too easily. i know i do. but i dont see why i cant give someone a smile and a friendly bit of bantr when i see them.

if i bump into someone, i'll make it my priority to talk to them not just apologise. Thus meaning next time i see them out, i may get to say hi again. and this could lead to a friendship. i have 20-30 people on my msn, randomers, strangers if you will, that i have met on trains, buses, in a shop, a pub, on the street or even a customer in the supermarket i work in. just because ive taken the time to talk to them.

as for relationships that lack respect, i know more then enough about that. its sad. but its the way things work out sometimes.

12-07-2007, 01:51 AM	#3 (permalink)
PepsiChic Veteran Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 2,386	Re: Strangers are treated better well said blerg! ive always said "a stranger is a friend you havent met yet" and i openly give people the chance to be a friend. i trust far far too easily. i know i do. but i dont see why i cant give someone a smile and a friendly bit of bantr when i see them. if i bump into someone, i'll make it my priority to talk to them not just apologise. Thus meaning next time i see them out, i may get to say hi again. and this could lead to a friendship. i have 20-30 people on my msn, randomers, strangers if you will, that i have met on trains, buses, in a shop, a pub, on the street or even a customer in the supermarket i work in. just because ive taken the time to talk to them. as for relationships that lack respect, i know more then enough about that. its sad. but its the way things work out sometimes.