What would your friends say about you?
What do they most like about you?
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I think they would comment on how nice of a guy I am and how dedicated I am in being a father to an awesome little girl. Being a Dad is my absolute number one priority.
They like my cooking and that I’m generous, and witty/sarcastic, too.
@KNOWITALL – I don’t often get compliments on my cooking. Lol! :)
That I don’t meddle in their affairs, but can be relied on for frank advice when asked. My friends aren’t my friends because they are perfect. I strive mightily to conceal the fact that I care so much about them, and it irritates me somewhat that I’ll probably be worrying about some of them til the wheels fall off.
@stanleybmanly -No. I am completely and utterly charmed by your answer & you can’t stop me. :)
They’re the traits of a loser. Charm be damned!
@stanleybmanly -Hardly. Sounds like what I call a “watcher”. They do not meddle but are there.
I have a different definitions of a loser.
Avoid him like the plague, he “puts out” on first dates.
Little rascals, always telling tales out of school.
@ucme But do call for a second date?
@lucillelucillelucille Truth be told, i’d not have a bloody clue how to fix a date, let alone attend one. Been together with the wife 27yrs now & well…y’know.
@ucme- Almost 26 for me and I still have dates with him.
That is a very good thing.
Watching would be fine. But it can be a rather unsettling and cheerless business vesting your emotions and (too often) your resources in the struggles of others.
@stanleybmanly – If it is going to compromise one’s well-being, then one might have to cut them loose.
@lucillelucillelucille Oh absolutely, date nights are special, keeps things fresh & new feeling.
What I meant was if by some nightmare I was suddenly single again, like tomorrow, i’d be a lost little puppy.
That’s the trouble. Caring requires that you always run the risk of compromising “one’s well-being”.
@ucme – I think you’d be alright,
Good? Necessary! This being the case, the optimum situation is to operate without a conscience.
@stanleybmanly -:) A sociopath would agree but they’re not what I’d choose to be. Lol!
Even more depressing. To CHOOSE to be losers, and walk around knowing it! How can you bear it?
I am a paragon of marvelosity, my fabulousness cannot be matched.
And my dog is cute.
And I’m sure the dog agrees!
@stanleybmanly Which makes me wonder just how self aware is the average person?
I imagine he also concurs with that marvelosity bit as well. Which is almost certainly why he is not only “man’s best friend”
My mirth.
That’s the word I got when I searched for the translation of the Dutch words my friends would probably say they’d like about me….
Mirth.
Everyone seems to think I’m funny even though I don’t think I am. Also, people seem to come to me when they need a straight, no bullshit opinion about something, even if they don’t like what I have to say afterwards.
Funny.
In reference to both humor
and being the odd one out. :P
A funny guy.
Droll humor.
Often uses subtle sarcasm.
Easy going usually.
Low key.
Un assuming.
Can transform into an assertive SOB when provoked.
I’m easygoing and I think I’m fun. I’m good to travel with (due to being easygoing and fun, I think).
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