~*Dare To Tell The Truth*~

[legally_b10nde]

Originally Posted by Brisa

No, not at all.


Do you eavesdrop if you think it's about you?

No, nothing good will come out from eavesdropping

Would you defend your friend, even if you know your friend is at fault.

[Orema]

Originally Posted by legally_b10nde

No, nothing good will come out from eavesdropping

One of the things I like about crowds is being able to eavesdrop. I like hearing snippets of conversations as I walk down a NYC street or ride the subway. Or at a festival or even in a bookstore.... and flea markets are the best! LOL

Would you defend your friend, even if you know your friend is at fault.

No, but I'd gently or lovingly try to point out the error. Most of my friends would want that, but not all of them. LOL

Have you told someone you didn't care when you really did.

[homoe]

Originally Posted by Orema

One of the things I like about crowds is being able to eavesdrop. I like hearing snippets of conversations as I walk down a NYC street or ride the subway. Or at a festival or even in a bookstore.... and flea markets are the best! LOL



No, but I'd gently or lovingly try to point out the error. Most of my friends would want that, but not all of them. LOL

Have you told someone you didn't care when you really did.

No...
Have you ever told a good friend their partner was cheating on them?

[indigo]

Originally Posted by homoe

No...
Have you ever told a good friend their partner was cheating on them?

Yes, I did. It turned out that she was more or less aware of this but tried to "ignore it"; she continued doing so for a while but then she had enough and ended this relationship. My initial thought when I decided to speak with her was, that I in her shoes would prefer to know instead of being left in the dark.

Have you ever imagined as child that your family is not your real family but that your origin is somewhat mysterious?