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Confidence at an all-time low after remark from close friend

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TheSlyBear:

--- Quote from: Degtyarev on October 25, 2015, 02:58:04 PM ---I kept my cool at that moment, 'jokingly' kicking him and stuff.
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In my opinion, a mistake. When someone is an asshat, they need to be called on it then and there.

Semi-Sly:
Yeah, that ain't no "friend".  That is someone who knew what buttons to push - and he pushed them - just to make himself feel better in your social circle.

You can bet that the other people in your circle were as shocked by his behavior as you were!

If I were you I would consider this friendship at an end unless this guy comes to you and makes a sincere apology.

john.peachie:
I can't really add to what has been said already except, that 'friend' is a douchebag...

DC:
I regard your "friend" like a skunk: he stinks, has no regard who he sprays; and needs to be avoided.

WesM:
Hey man this is my first post. But I feel you.


As someone stated above, a beard well help define your jawline. If you are able to grow one Id suggest playing around with it. As someone with a relatively weak jawline this has helped me a lot. My jawline is wider now and more defined.Plus it takes away the uniformity of a bald head and face/neck. It works great in my opinion.

My friend (a girl) commented on how "I looked like a forty year old man going to pick up my kids from school" when she saw me for the first time with a shaved head and beard (I'm only 3 weeks into this).  I'm 24 mate. Sometimes people dont realize what they are saying. Shes a fantastic person/friend so I took it lightly (i mean  do look older). Just don't let it get to you.


If you stay healthy and keep in shape (lift those weights), and dress sharp, you have nothing to fear. O0

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